Don Feder
Columns by Don Feder
Like Biden, our country is suffering from memory loss
Republicans should try to avoid feeling smug about the president's memory problems. Published February 18, 2024
Valentine to the future: Marriage is the glue that holds society together
The greatest threat to our national survival does not come from chaos at the border, anarchy in the streets, a nuclear-armed Iran or China on the march. Published February 11, 2024
Democrats keep pushing two-state delusion in Middle East
On Jan. 29, 49 Senate Democrats co-sponsored an amendment to the Israel aid bill affirming U.S. support for the two-state solution. Published February 4, 2024
Media abort objectivity in covering the life issue
Name a controversial issue, such as gun control, immigration, climate change or race relations. On none of them are the media more biased than on abortion. Published January 27, 2024
Did Taiwan just have its last election?
President Biden's reaction to Taiwan's presidential election was instructive. Published January 20, 2024
Democrats’ sexual ethics: Civilization hangs in the balance
Former President Bill Clinton is back in the news in connection with the late sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. Mr. Clinton and sex scandals seem to go together like human feces and the streets of San Francisco. Published January 14, 2024
Civil War was caused by Democrats who wanted to keep their slaves
Sometimes an offhand remark or an ill-considered observation will cause a presidential campaign to implode. Published January 7, 2024
Mayors from hell: Democratic leaders are destroying our cities
Democratic mayors are turning our once proud cities into "Freddy Krueger's Playhouse." Published December 31, 2023
Move the United Nations to Gaza
Since the United Nations is anti-American to its rotten core, wouldn't it be happier somewhere else? The war in Gaza is the perfect opportunity to relocate the world body to a more congenial clime. Published December 22, 2023
Biden saving a democracy: The religion of a party that doesn’t believe in God
President Biden is running for reelection to save what he calls democracy from Caesar Augustus in waiting: Donald Trump. Published December 16, 2023
Let the light of faith penetrate the moral darkness around us
This season's major holidays are about embracing the light and dispelling the darkness. Published December 10, 2023
Dutch politician Geert Wilders aims to stop the invasion of Europe
Our myna-bird media refer to Dutch politician Geert Wilders, who could be the next prime minister of the Netherlands, as "far right," hard right," an "anti-Islam firebrand" and a "Donald Trump clone." Published December 2, 2023
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
