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KATHLEEN PARKER
Kathleen Parker is a conservative U.S. columnist whose columns frequently focus on family, sex roles, and race. Her column is syndicated nationally by The Washington Post Writers Group.

  • The beauty of imperfection

    Even as China's opening ceremonies for the Olympics inspired awe, there was something repellent in the exactitude of such mass perfection.

  • Vlad, you've got mail

    From President George W. Bush:

  • McCain ad offends with racial undertones, Hilton overtones

    Kathleen Parker

    A year ago, it was impossible to get through a day without some mention of Paris Hilton — the ingenue famous mostly for being famous.

  • Who let the kitten in?

    A year ago, it was impossible to get through a day without some mention of Paris Hilton — the ingenue famous mostly for being famous.

  • Musings from the mountaintop

    GRANDFATHER MOUNTAIN, N.C. — It's always good to take a break from the madding crowd, but especially now that American politics has surpassed itself in self-mockery.

  • Who wants to know?

    The tabloid story that everybody's talking about — but almost no one is writing about — has created an interesting debate on the Internet about the dueling roles of old and new media and what constitutes legitimate news.

  • Keep an eye on rising Republican star

    Kathleen Parker

    Drum roll. Suspense. Who will it be?

  • Courage under fire

    Being shot down may not qualify one to be president, as retired Gen. Wesley Clark infamously said recently, but what men do under fire might tell us about the character we may discover in a president.

  • School's baby mama boom

    Kathleen Parker

    It was such a good story: Teen girls make pregnancy pact.

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