Kathleen Parker: What Trump’s final tweet should say
A recent tweet from @realDonaldTrump: “John Lewis is an American hero. I look forward to working with him in the years to come.”
That, my friends, is what’s known as “fake news.”
Kathleen Parker: A malevolent spirit upon the land
As usual, the year’s end brings reflections and ruminations on what was and what is to be.
Kathleen Parker: The electoral college should be unfaithful
If you thought Donald Trump was the face of America’s anti-establishment movement, hold on to your chapeaus: A wild wind is rising.
Kathleen Parker: Trump’s demagogic illogic strikes again
On the first stop of his “thank you” tour in Ohio on Thursday, President-elect Donald Trump hit replay on several of his campaign tropes.
Kathleen Parker: Don’t give Fidel Castro the last laugh
Sometimes history doesn’t have to wait to judge — and when it comes to dictators, even dead ones, we shouldn’t either.
Kathleen Parker: Who is the real Donald Trump (and what does he stand for)?
In this season of Thanksgiving, a quirky source of gratitude has emerged — Donald Trump’s many campaign lies.
Kathleen Parker: Is Steve Bannon really as bad as all that?
If you’d never heard of Stephen K. Bannon before Tuesday, you have now.
Kathleen Parker: Is the White House already changing Donald Trump?
itnesses who tuned in to Donald Trump and Barack Obama’s post-election get-together can’t have missed the change in the president-elect’s demeanor and affect.
Kathleen Parker: Calm down. We’ll be fine no matter who wins.
You can feel the tension.
Kathleen Parker: It’s mourning in America
One more week, give or take.
Kathleen Parker: Weiner’s in the frame with Clinton — and that couldn’t look worse
The last place — and I do mean the very last place — any candidate wants to be is in the frame with Anthony Weiner.
Kathleen Parker: How Trump could still win
With the final presidential debate behind us, voters may be less committed to one or the other candidate than the numbers suggest.
Kathleen Parker: Who’s worse: Trump or Clinton?
It should surprise no one that this presidential election — the first ever to involve a female nominee from a major party in the top spot — has devolved into a contest of man’s ultimate metaphor.
Kathleen Parker: Trump’s night of sniffles and screw-ups
My heart went out to Donald Trump Monday night when it appeared that he was under the weather.
Kathleen Parker: The Trump letters
As the first presidential debate approaches, fists clench, jaws tighten and invectives giggle in anticipation.
Kathleen Parker: Why did Clinton hide her pneumonia? Because she’s a woman.
She didn’t want to say she was sick.
Kathleen Parker: Embarrassments all around
The United States has had better weeks than the one just past.
Kathleen Parker: Trump can’t fake love of ‘the blacks’
When Donald Trump says he has a great relationship with “the Blacks,” I wonder if he also gets along well with the Smiths. We know he’s tight with the Whites.
Kathleen Parker: The GOP’s Trumpian deflation
Donald Trump. Would that it were unnecessary to mention his name except, say, as a Viagra pitchman.
Kathleen Parker: Hillary’s heel
When I wrote the headline “Hillary’s heel,” I was thinking of Achilles, not Bill, though the former president is usually within nipping range of his wife’s pantsuit hem.