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Kathleen Parker Credit: Tom Kochel

#21 Kathleen Parker

The Washington Post

Kathleen Parker is an op-ed columnist for The Washington Post. More information


Honing her own brand of modern social conservatism, Parker advocates traditional family and gender roles based on moral values rather than religion. She has called for a secularization of Republican politics. However, Parker is an ardent pro-lifer, and has attacked President Obama for waffling on the issue and also the Democratic Party for its health-care proposals allowing abortion funding.

Parker was criticized for arguing in her book, Save the Males, that certain aspects of feminism, like the idea that men ought to share an equal burden of housework, should be rolled back. “Allow me again to translate. There’s no way to make men into women,” she wrote. In 2008, she suggested that Sarah Palin withdraw from the Republican ticket, drawing fire from the right and building goodwill on the left. Recently, she broke ranks again to criticize right-wing reactions to President Obama's school speech.

Kathleen Parker on All Topics

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March 17, 2010
Health Care Reform

It's Not a Race

Rushing to do the wrong thing is, in a word, idiotic.
March 14, 2010
Afghanistan

Saving the World, One Woman at a Time

When you think of an Afghan woman, don't think of an embroidered tapestry; think of a cop.
March 10, 2010
Health Care Reform

The Candy Men Can

All states now will get their own Cornhusker kickbacks. And everything is beautiful in its own way.
March 3, 2010
Health Care Reform

Great Drama

A perfect storm this way comes.
February 28, 2010
Biology

When a Whale 'Sees Red'

Sometimes the Discovery Channel eats Disney.
February 24, 2010
Tea Parties

GOP's RINO Hunt

True conservatives and RINO-hunters are, to put it mildly, a problem for any candidate or incumbent who tries to speak bipartisan, which translates into 'treason.'
February 21, 2010
Tea Parties

Why Rubio Is on the Rise

Rubio may be the Republican Party's Barack Obama.
February 17, 2010
Africa

Uganda's Brutal Law

A country where gays are routinely harassed, rounded up and incarcerated doesn't need stoking by American fundamentalists on a mission from God.
February 14, 2010
Sarah Palin's Influence

Trig and Political Calculus

Will we be hearing from Palin every time someone uses the R-word or makes a lame joke?
February 7, 2010
Don't Ask, Don't Tell

The Only Good Reason to End 'Don't Ask'

The military may be a microcosm of society in some ways, but it most definitely is not a democracy.
February 3, 2010
Edwards Scandal

The Age of Oversharing

The extent to which we feel entitled to another's private life, disregarding collateral damage to others, is a pox on all our houses.
January 31, 2010
Abortion

Abortion's Reality Show

Presenting such a profoundly personal and literally life-altering conflict as interactive entertainment is disturbing and slightly creepy.
January 27, 2010
State Of The Union

The Faux Fighter

The hope-and-change agent can hardly wear a sad face as he appraises his first year. But neither can he portray himself as a slugger in chief.
January 24, 2010
Scott Brown's Rise

Hunting Metaphor Serves Republicans Well

Real women may hunt moose, as the Palin sampler reads, but real leaders don't strut their kill.
January 20, 2010
Kennedy's Replacement

A 'Massachusetts Man of the People'

Democrats trying to paint Republicans as the 'Party of No' were simply being crushed by a candidate who was saying, 'Oh, yes we can, but not like this.'
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