Kathleen Parker: Trump isn’t politically incorrect. He’s just simply incorrect.
If you ask Donald Trump fans why they like him, there’s an excellent chance they’ll say, “Because he’s not politically correct.”
Kathleen Parker: Hillary Clinton’s problem with honesty
The first question to Hillary Clinton from an audience member during Monday night’s Democratic town hall in Iowa must have been a blow from one so young — a potential new voter — this close to the caucuses.
Kathleen Parker: Who are Trump’s supporters in America? Authoritarians
So you say you want a daddy for your president?
Kathleen Parker: Lowered expectations are a blessing in disguise for Jeb Bush
Reports of Jeb Bush’s political death may be greatly exaggerated.
Kathleen Parker: Republicans’ do-nothingness on guns
It is axiomatic that congressional Republicans will oppose anything smacking of “gun control,” which may as well be read as ” your mama.”
Kathleen Parker: Donald Trump to the rescue
Gee, wonder what Hillary Clinton has been up to?
Kathleen Parker: Donald Trump: The Islamic State’s secret weapon?
Americans looking for a Snuggy Bear and a blankey to ease their anxieties about the Islamic State will have to become more comfortable with ambiguity and uncertainty.
Kathleen Parker: Premature finger-pointing after the Planned Parenthood shooting
Predictably, the killing rampage at a Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood facility has prompted a political scrimmage of the usual sort.
Kathleen Parker: Crazy is as crazy does
One week, Beirut and Paris; the next week, Mali. The nightmare is young. Where next?
Kathleen Parker: Does anyone really know who Ben Carson is?
In the annals of presidential politics, it’s hard to recall anyone who has tried so hard to be so ordinary.
Kathleen Parker: Jeb Bush doesn’t know how to fight
Soon after Wednesday night’s Republican debate, the phone rang: “Did the fat lady sing?” asked the voice on the other end.
Kathleen Parker: Making sense of our troubled times
As Republican presidential candidates debate the debates, roiling and railing against the unfairness of it all, campaigns have been busy rebooting candidates and crafting fresh slogans.
Kathleen Parker: Jeb Bush: No more Mr. Nice Candidate
When all else is failing, reinvent yourself.
Kathleen Parker: Clinton cinches the nomination
With the latest poll numbers tallied and political pundits having spoken, a consensus has emerged: Hillary Clinton won the first Democratic debate and, barring a Benghazi pinata exploding with revelations, has cinched the nomination.
Kathleen Parker: The Sanders-Trump magical mystery tour
Barrels of ink and galaxies of pixels have been sacrificed to solving the mystery of the spectacular rise of Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump.
Kathleen Parker: It’s up to voters to break up the GOP’s brat pack
The Republican Party’s “Freedom Caucus,” which has several less-charitable nicknames on Capitol Hill, is the dog that caught the car.
Kathleen Parker: Carson and Trump’s clueless demonization of Muslims
In the spirit of charity prompted by Pope Francis’s visit to the United States, let’s not call them bigots.
Kathleen Parker: Hillary Clinton, you can’t manufacture trust
It’s no longer enough to be a happy warrior; now our candidates must be joyful!
Oh, joie.
Kathleen Parker: GOP candidates must go after Trump
The Trump riddle continues to compel: How has he managed to successfully execute such a mass deception?
Kathleen Parker: How will the GOP candidates tackle Obamacare on the debate stage?
No doubt you have butterflies just thinking about Thursday’s first GOP debate.
I know I do.