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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

Solution to our crime contagion: Don’t feed the animals

The answer to our crime contagion can be summed up in four words. As the signs in zoos used to say: Don't feed the animals.

December 23, 2022

The War on Christmas is a war on America

The left hates Christmas because it hates all expressions of faith in our society. On a deeper level, however, the War on Christmas is a war on America.

December 18, 2022

Hanukkah was history’s first culture war

Hanukkah may be the most misunderstood Jewish holiday.

December 10, 2022

Communism’s hundred-year war on humanity

When Bolsheviks stormed the Winter Palace in 1917, it wasn't just the start of the Russian Revolution, but the beginning of communism's century-long war on humanity.

December 2, 2022

More Democratic voters won’t solve the illegal immigration crisis

Democrats finally admitted that we have a demographic crisis, but only to push another amnesty.

November 27, 2022

Thanksgiving in a secular America

For most of us, Thanksgiving has lost all meaning -- except for gluttony, sales and football games.

November 20, 2022

Best way to honor veterans? Fight for the return of the military we once had

On Veterans Day, this sad reality must be confronted: The president and his party are committed to destroying our military in the name of equality and inclusiveness.

November 12, 2022

On Nov. 8, there will be two Americas on the ballot

There will be two radically different versions of America on the ballot this year. By their choices, voters will tell us the America in which they want to live.

November 5, 2022

Are Republicans a threat to democracy?

In this election, Republicans have issues up the wazoo, including inflation, border security, crime, energy policy, COVID lockdowns and education.

October 28, 2022

On Halloween, the real monsters are in the Democratic Party

Halloween is a fun time for children who get to dress up as witches, vampires and other creatures of the night and haunt the neighborhood for candy.

October 21, 2022

Trust China? Taiwan isn’t about to stick its head in the tiger’s mouth

Hong Kong is a place without a future. That would be Taiwan's fate as a special administrative zone.

October 15, 2022

Joe Anger: Biden’s bitterness drives voters away

The president's sub-basement approval ratings have something to do with his anger-control problem.

October 7, 2022

Democrats dig the graves of freedom and prosperity

Democrats are the party of death. Since Jan. 20, 2021, they've been busy digging the graves of democracy, prosperity and freedom.

October 4, 2022

Forget banned books week. We need a banned peoples’ week

This is National Banned Books Week (September 18-24), the American Library Association's annual scam to convince us that the nation is rife with conservative censorship.

September 22, 2022

How I became an insurrectionist threat to Democracy

The president can't stop talking about me.

September 20, 2022

‘Rings of Power’ versus ‘House of Dragons’

HBO's "House of The Dragon" and Amazon's "The Lord of The Rings: The Rings of Power" provide an instructive contrast. (You might call them fables for our times.)

September 12, 2022

Biden and his fascist party rail at ‘semi-fascist’ Republicans

There is something exquisitely ironic in President Joe Biden calling his political opponents "semi-fascists."

September 3, 2022

American civilization is being destroyed from within by the ‘Republic of Nice’

Civilization isn't self-renewing. It takes work and will. In America, we won't do the work and no longer have the will.

August 27, 2022

God and man in Fargo: Faith of our fathers is the key to recovering America’s greatness

It took less than a week for the Fargo School Board in North Dakota to reverse a decision to stop saying the Pledge of Allegiance before its meetings. A skirmish has been won. The war continues.

August 19, 2022