Don Feder is a journalist and columnist for The Washington Times. He focuses on conservative viewpoints and often writes about political and cultural issues in the United States. His articles often express strong opinions and take a critical stance on progressive ideologies.
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Don Feder's focus is heavily oriented towards expert commentary, opinion editorials and legal policy regulation within the United States. His articles predominantly revolve around government & politics and culture & society.
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Pope Francis has constructed a bizarre moral equivalence between abortion and border security.
'Is the papacy trying to give Catholics cover to vote for Ms. Harris?'
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.
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.
'Most political violence in America comes from the left'
Walz and Emhoff's new masculinity is nothing like the original Saturday, October 12, 2024 OPINION:
Democrats say former President Donald Trump is a threat to democracy. They apparently believe that repeating something often enough makes it true.
'Progressives have targeted every institution that makes our system of government unique'
By: Don Feder
Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz are products of the tax-spend-elect system. Former President Donald Trump and Sen. J.D. Vance, Ohio Republican, come from outside the system.
Harris and Walz 'don't understand the market economy'
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