About Kathleen Parker

You are very funny making your point.

Didn't know how else to contact you on a response to the recent post on my blog, but if interested you can view it. Just to clarify yes, I as many older Americans over 40 who have watched this progression now transpire since Viet Nam and the crook element continue unabated in Washington with what is now going on in this country, may be a little more passionate about what is going in this country....since we will be leaving it to our children within not too many years. So, with age and experience we come from entirely different directions.....you lose your political correctness eventually after you have lost a home, or watched your neighbors made homeless or lose a child due to the open borders situation now in Arizona....it does tend to evoke emotional and passionate responses. You should read Patrick Henry, the original radical, to see how he felt about political correctness. So some research before shooting from the hip with your analysis and comments.

I've responded to your response, and also will post a past article I wrote on Roe, since I had just graduated high school when it was decided so might know a little bit more about it, and what it actually decided, than you.

I answered your questions in 1, 2 and 3 order. Let me know if your reading comprehension is still as poor as your earlier messages.

I've responded again, since it apparently takes several responses to get the message through.

And I will pray for your....and your children.

Please seek help....although it appears your kids are older now per your brief info, seems you have an agenda on this blog that has nothing to do with political discourse, or the Constitution, or the Bible for that matter.

Please seek help....soon, preferably.

more than once, (as have many other conservative readers), and finally just stopped reading her altogether. Peggy Noonan is another that got way off track too. I don't read either of them anymore.

Good Post, Mark. Thanks for speaking up.

She actually wrote a speach or two for "Renaldus Magnus" -as Rush calls him- and yet she is a total sellout to the left. Great mind, questionable spine.