Don Feder
Columns by Don Feder
I’m grateful for Israel’s Christian allies
Given the outpouring of Christian support for what Muslim radicals call the Zionist entity, today, we could say, "You don't have to be Jewish to love Israel." Published November 25, 2023
Pro-lifers could rebound with a demographic argument
The pro-life movement took another hit on Nov. 7. In conservative Ohio, voters approved an amendment to the state's constitution allowing unlimited access to abortion. Published November 18, 2023
America’s pro-Hamas movement is a red-green alliance
To put 300,000 terrorist sympathizers in the streets of Washington on short notice, you need a well-oiled machine that constantly requires a cause to advance its agenda. Published November 10, 2023
Liberal Jews won’t abandon their real religion: Liberalism
The predictions of a major political realignment of the American Jews are wishful thinking. Published November 5, 2023
Evil has been with us since the beginning of time
Why is Halloween fun? Why do we like horror movies? Published October 28, 2023
Gazans aren’t innocent; they are the swamp Hamas swims in
Of all the myths of the Arab-Israeli conflict, one of the most persistent is that residents of Gaza are somehow victims -- that they are held captive by Hamas. Published October 22, 2023
Gaza tragedy was a long time in the making
As you watch scenes of horror unfolding in Israel, understand that this tragedy has been long in the making. Published October 14, 2023
Legislators for life: Congress was never meant to be a career
The Founding Fathers viewed public service as a patriotic duty. They wanted citizens to serve for a limited time and then return to the shop or farm to live under the laws they helped to enact. Published October 8, 2023
Delusional progressives should be kept away from power
The 2001 movie "A Beautiful Mind" is about the mathematician John Nash, who was diagnosed with schizophrenia and institutionalized for a time. Published October 1, 2023
U.S. needs to return to a culture that doesn’t lead to sadistic violence and lewdness
The themes of Yom Kippur, which begins Sunday evening, are repentance and forgiveness. Both seem increasingly archaic in a culture that says "It's not my fault," "Why should I apologize?" and "Are you trying to shame me?" Published September 23, 2023
Are proponents of limited government fascists?
If you're a member of a lunatic fringe group, how do you get disproportionate publicity for your loathsome ideas? Do something that gives liberals a chance to smear conservatives as fascists. Published September 16, 2023
Biden has set the stage for the next 9/11, should resign immediately
President Biden will be in Alaska on Monday for the 22nd anniversary of 9/11 -- about as far as he can get from New York and still be in the United States. Published September 10, 2023
It’s 1860 in America: Republicans must handle abortion with honesty and integrity
What Republicans do about abortion will decide the party's future. What America does about abortion will decide our future. Published September 2, 2023
America is losing its work ethic
In 1894, President Grover Cleveland signed legislation making Labor Day a federal holiday, in so doing, recognizing that hard work is an essential part of the American dream. Published August 26, 2023
Biden and the Democrats ask us to believe the preposterous
So former President Donald Trump is the political equivalent of a mafia don, according to the district attorney of Fulton County, Georgia and the southern border is secure. Published August 20, 2023
Republicans need to focus on family issues to win
The establishment media are doing their best to scare Republicans away from running on family issues. Stampeding a herd of rabbits isn't hard. Published August 11, 2023
Cities are sinking under the weight of their own stupidity
"We did this to ourselves," said Dr. Mary Costantino. Her comment could be an epitaph for America's cities. Published August 5, 2023
Biden exemplifies evils of big government
The current president of the United States represents everything that's wrong with big government, an understanding of which could be the most important legacy of the dismal Biden years. Published July 30, 2023
Remembering ‘Silent Cal’ 100 years later: Coolidge could light our way
He's come down to us as a caricature: "Silent Cal," a sour, skinflint, do-nothing president from an age of indolence. Published July 22, 2023
It’s obvious that Democrats hate America
What better occasion for the left to display its contempt for the United States than on Independence Day. This year, it staged the equivalent of a Nuremberg rally of anti-Americanism. Published July 15, 2023