• American Politics
• The Presidency
• Elections
• President George H.W. Bush
• President George W. Bush
• President Ronald Reagan
• Middle East

Dr. Feldman works with the media extensively and has tremendous experience both in print and on air. She teaches courses in classical political theory, modern political theory, and American political thought, and specializes in early modern political thought, liberalism, and the political theory of Thomas Hobbes. She has written on Hobbes and Motion and Ronald Reagan and Machiavelli, and has delivered numerous papers on Rousseau, social contract theory, and the political thought of de Tocqueville and Hobbes.

She is the author of Freedom as Motion (2000), worked on the book Power Plays, by Dick Morris (2002), and is co-editor of Honor and Loyalty: Inside the Politics of the Bush White House (Greenwood Press, 2002).

Fox 5 - Shepard Smith
Oct. 31, 2005
On "Studio B with Shepard Smith," Feldman was a guest and spoke about the new nominee for the Supreme Court, Samuel Alito.

Newsday
Leslie Feldman explains Rep. Peter King's strengths as a candidate for chairmanship of the Homeland Security Committee.

Good Day New York
June 1, 2005
Dr. Feldman was interviewed on the revelation of Deep Throat

March, 2005
Dr. Feldman spoke on terrorists in Iraq and new groups of dissidents

CBS Evening News
Dr. Feldman appeared to discuss how politicians handle the topic of abortion