The Washington Post is a paper whose positions are far to my left. But in fact, they seem to be much more flexible in their choice of political opinion columnists. They have George Will, who makes me seem liberal in comparison. And they have Charles Krauthammer, with whom I am generally in agreement. Recently, I discovered another Post columnist I like. Her name is Kathleen Parker.
She may have been writing columns in the Post for a while, but I never noticed them until the one I remarked upon in my May 15 post entitled “A column worth reading.” And in yesterday's Post, I found out some information most of the media had suppressed:
I've got to pay more attention to Kathleen Parker. I like her style!
She may have been writing columns in the Post for a while, but I never noticed them until the one I remarked upon in my May 15 post entitled “A column worth reading.” And in yesterday's Post, I found out some information most of the media had suppressed:
There is simply no other way to explain what has transpired in the few days since Mitt Romney’s speech to the NAACP. If you read a headline or watched the news, most likely you’re aware that Romney was booed for saying that he would repeal Obamacare. What you may not know is that Romney also left the stage to a standing ovation.
Suppose you were an editor, which headline would you prefer:
“NAACP boos Romney during speech about Obamacare”
“NAACP convention gives Romney a standing O”
Hmm.
I've got to pay more attention to Kathleen Parker. I like her style!
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