Printable Biography of Don Feder

On February 28, 2002, the paper published his 2,000th column.Feder's column was syndicated by Creator's Syndicate in Los Angeles, and carried by more than 40 newspapers and e-magazines nationwide.

His writings have appeared in the Wall Street Journal, The Weekly Standard, National Review, American Enterprise, Readers Digest, Insight Magazine and Human Events. The author of two books - A Jewish Conservative Looks at Pagan America (1993) and Who's Afraid of the Religious Right? (1996).

Feder has traveled extensively in Europe, Latin America, and Asia. He was a Belgrade two weeks after the bombing ended in 1999.

Feder is the 1998 recipient of the International Communications Award of the Republic of China on Taiwan and the winner of the first-place prize in the Amy Foundation Writing Awards for 1993. The Amy Foundation recognizes writers who project Biblical truths in the secular media.

Feder has addressed the annual conventions or meetings of the Rabbinical Council of America, Concerned Women for America, Toward Tradition, the Christian Coalition, Nation Right to Life Committee, the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), the College Republicans, Empower America, the Council for National Policy, the Heritage Foundation, Family Research Council, and World Affairs Councils of Boston and Portland, Maine.

He has appeared on many radio and television shows, including "C-Span," "Politically Incorrect," "The 700 Club," "Focus on the Family," "Beverly LaHaye Live," the "Coral Ridge Ministries" and Jerry Falwell's "Listen America." His columns have been read on the air by Rush Limbaugh and Dr. Laura. Feder is a 1969 graduate of the Boston University College of Liberal arts and a 1972 graduate of the Boston University Law School.He is admitted to the practice of law in New York and Massachusetts.

Besides practicing law and writing a syndicated column, Feder served as executive director of Citizens for Limited Taxation, executive director of the Second Amendment Foundation and editorial director of WEEI Newsradio in Boston.