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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'Just as Americans did in the 1930s, we live in a world of predators we are ill-equipped to handle'
'Despite their privileged backgrounds, each man made himself a tribune of the people'
'For the first time in 15 years, Hanukkah and Christmas will coincide in 2024'
By: Don Feder
Hanukkah and Christmas are important affirmations of a religious heritage that America, as established, can’t survive without.
The popular mandate of President-elect Donald Trump is an affirmation of traditional masculinity.
'The traditional role of men as protectors of women and children isn't outmoded, just neglected'
Pope John Paul II, who helped Ronald Reagan topple the Soviet Union, will go down in history as the anti-communist pope.
By: Don Feder
'Francis doesn't seem to care about persecuted Christians in Africa or China'
The 2 men exiting the stage of history together were both 'accidental presidents'
47's triumph gave timid souls permission to love America again
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