Don Feder
Columns by Don Feder
Canceling student debt subsidizes the left’s indoctrination machine
Why the push to cancel college debt? Conservatives complain that it's another vote-buying gimmick. They're right. But there's more to it. Published May 10, 2022
Leftists hate God because they want his job
The left has a God problem. It spends an inordinate amount of time attacking the God of the Bible and excoriating Christians. Published April 26, 2022
Liberals’ diversity fetish is an attack on individualism
Last week, Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson was confirmed as the next associate justice of the Supreme Court. For the establishment media, two things alone were relevant: Judge Jackson is Black and a woman. Published April 12, 2022
Liberals use words to deceive us and themselves
Liberals aren't just trying to mislead us but also themselves. They hide from reality in the undergrowth of cliches and catchwords. Published April 5, 2022
The fatal fall of religion in America will affect everything
A just-published survey of the decline of religion in America should set off alarm bells in our heads. The growth of secularism is one more cause for anxiety about the future of our republic. Published March 29, 2022
Remember the anti-American theme of ‘The Godfather’ on its anniversary
On its 50th anniversary, tributes to "The Godfather" keep rolling in. Published March 23, 2022
America must defend the free and sovereign people of Taiwan
While we can all sympathize with the struggle of its valiant people, Ukraine isn't vital to our security -- unlike Taiwan. Published March 1, 2022
Biden and Trudeau hate the proletariat
What could be more working-class than truck drivers? Spending 12 straight hours on the road, driving a big rig, isn't for sissies. Published February 23, 2022
George Washington and America’s liberty
Given the relentless war on America by our elites, it's more important than ever to honor our heroes, starting with the man who started it all. Published February 19, 2022
National Marriage Week may soon be a thing of the past
As we end National Marriage Week (Feb. 7-14), is it unreasonable to ask if we'll be celebrating it in five years -- or in 10? Published February 14, 2022
Five myths of gun control
President Biden was in New York last week for a photo-op with the new mayor and to push the left's favorite anti-crime panacea - more gun control. Published February 10, 2022
Norman Rockwell celebrated the American dream
Norman Rockwell, who was born on this day in 1894, reflected the American spirit with canvas and paint as surely as Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt did with words. Published February 2, 2022
America’s homeless policy: The cruelty of compassion
If the definition of insanity is to keep doing the same things and expect different results, our homeless policy belongs in a padded cell. Published January 31, 2022
Pope Francis is right: Pets are no substitute for children
Pope Francis spoke truth to the self-centered and incurred the wrath of the woke. Published January 18, 2022
Is America dying?
Is the United States about to limp off the stage of history? The answer is yes - and no. Published January 11, 2022
Democrats rush to their extinction
The Democratic Party of the 21st century needs a new symbol that reflects its commitment to self-destruction. Instead of the donkey, how about the dodo? Published January 4, 2022
Biden’s voodoo crime control: Americans have more reason to own a gun than ever before
President Biden has returned to an old standby for liberal crime fighters - more gun control. Published December 28, 2021
Demographic winter: The plague of the century
Billionaire iconoclast Elon Musk had it right when he told a Wall Street Journal forum last week: "One of the biggest risks to civilization is the low birth rate and rapidly declining birthrate." Published December 14, 2021
Why Christmas is good for America
I once interviewed Elyakim Haetzni, then a member of the Knesset, who told me that he always supported higher subsidies for religious education in Israel. Published December 8, 2021
In thinking about Taiwan, don’t forget the 24 million Taiwanese
Discussions of Taiwan usually focus on the island's strategic importance, its contributions to international trade and the need to draw a line in the sand regarding China's growing military might and territorial ambitions. Published November 30, 2021
