Don Feder

Don Feder is a graduate of Boston University College of Liberal Arts and BU Law School. He’s admitted to the practice of law in New York and Massachusetts. For 19 years, he was an editorialist and staff columnist for the Boston Herald, New England’s second largest newspaper. During those years, the Herald published over 2,000 of his columns. Mr. Feder is currently a consultant and Coalitions Director of the Ruth Institute.

Columns by Don Feder

Liberals smear conservatives as potential terrorists, ignore real threats to national security

Liberals never miss a chance to smear conservatives as violence-prone fanatics while blithely talking about limiting free speech and reeducation camps for MAGA Republicans. Published October 6, 2024

Young women are in an abusive relationship with Democratic Party

The Democratic Party is losing many of its core constituencies, including Blacks and Hispanics, but not young women. They have become its most reliable demographic. Published September 27, 2024

Pope Francis says guarding borders is as bad as killing babies

Pope Francis has constructed a bizarre moral equivalence between abortion and border security. Published September 20, 2024

Vance brings grandparents into child care debate, angers big government crowd

Sen. JD Vance has done it again. The Ohio Republican offended liberal sensibilities by suggesting an answer to the child care clamor that doesn't involve more government. Published September 14, 2024

Civilization vs. savagery: Gaza is latest chapter in a forever war

The war in the Gaza Strip is part of a struggle between civilization and savagery that dates back to the dawn of history. Published September 8, 2024

Has-beens for Harris are RINOs’ revenge

Republicans for Harris has released a list of GOP turncoats supporting the vice president, including 15 former members of Congress and several ex-governors. Published September 1, 2024

War is hell, especially for those who bring it on themselves

Civil War Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman, notorious for his devastating march through Georgia, said war is hell. Yes, and especially for those who bring it on themselves. Published August 23, 2024

Chicago, part of the Democrats’ urban reign of terror

On Monday, the circus is coming to town. Democrats will set up their big top in Chicago. Published August 18, 2024

Survival of Jews at stake in this election

It's no exaggeration to say that this election could determine the fate of Jews in the United States and Israel -- together, 82% of the world's Jewish population. Published August 9, 2024

Vance is right about the value of family

Democrats and their media clone army are furious over a comment then-Senate candidate J.D. Vance made in an interview three years ago about women who prefer pets to children. Published August 2, 2024

Biden and Harris are symptoms of Democrats’ decline

President Biden's cognitive decline symbolizes a party that has forgotten its past and has no future. Published July 26, 2024

Democrats’ calls for unity are a trap to stifle debate

In the wake of the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump came the predictable calls for unity -- mostly from people who have spent decades demonizing their opponents. Published July 20, 2024

The French are losing the demographic war

France's recent election shows a nation in turmoil. Many French citizens are afraid that "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity" will give way to "Allahu akbar." Published July 12, 2024

Democrats don’t give a damn about you

With the walking dead at the head of their ticket and the party facing annihilation in November, Democrats are desperate to convince you that they really, really care about you. Published July 5, 2024

Declaration of Independence is a call for rebellion against tyranny

Every year, for as long as I can recall, my family has had a Fourth of July party. Published June 30, 2024

Beauty contest winners and the death of standards

Plus-sized beauty queens are another aspect of the war on standards. Published June 22, 2024

Ten Commandments would interfere with public schools’ mission: Brainwashing your children

Holy Moses, Louisiana, is about to become the first state to require posting copies of the Ten Commandments in its schools. Understandably, opposition has swiftly mobilized. Published June 14, 2024

Liberal media gloating over Trump verdict is a voice from the grave

Ignore the gloating from the Fourth Estate over former President Donald Trump's verdict. If you listen carefully, you can hear the death rattle of the legacy media. Published June 9, 2024