Opinion
These goos are from the Opinion category, people famous for editorials, punditry, criticism, and predictions. Browse another way.
Ana Navarro
This Nicaraguan-born commentator has an interesting view working for both CNN and Telemundo as a Never-Trump Republican in the MAGA era. Go »
Andrew Breitbart
This Hollywood Jew became one of the Internet's fiercest conservative voices on several websites, including one bearing his name. Go »
Andrew Tate
These days, this ultra-masculine misogynist is better known for settling fights with his Internet connection than with his feet. Go »
Andy Rooney
America's cranky old man is always there at the end of every 3600 seconds. Go »
Ann Coulter
Would it be a high crime, a misdemeanor, or treason if I taught you how to slander a liberal? Go »
Ann Landers
You're not going to land the answer to this goo by writing to some newspaper for advice. Go »
Anthony Fantano
This self-described nerd with a fruity nickname won't stop expressing himself about his taste in music, no matter how many stars make fun of his shirts. Go »
Anthony Lewis
This Pulitzer-winning writer is one of the most liberal columnists at one of the most liberal major newspapers in the country. Go »
Arianna Huffington
This Greek author, columnist, gubernatorial candidate, and occasional actress will be remembered for introducing the term "huffpo" to the world. Go »
Barbara Olson
The wife of George W. Bush's solicitor general was a regular commentator on CNN and Fox News. Go »
Bill Kristol
He worked in the first Bush White House, wrote weekly of his support for the second Bush White House, and vehemently opposed the Trump White House. Go »
Bill O'Reilly
If you want to outfox the other players, this conservative author and talk show host will have to factor into your plan. Go »
Bill O'Reilly
This registered independent says that conservative ideology doesn't factor into the political commentary show that he hosts on Fox News Channel. Oh, really? Go »
Boris Epshteyn
This Moscow native is now a senior figure in his second Trump campaign, leaving behind his job making political commentary in nearly 200 local TV markets. Go »
Chris Matthews
This Philadelphian MSNBC host calls himself liberal but doesn't always vote that way, as he voted for George W. Bush for President. Go »
Christopher Hitchens
Great God! The nation is astir over the writings of this columnist from across the atlantic. Go »
Christopher Hitchens
no deathbed prayers for this soon-to-be ex-ex-patriot Go »
David Brooks
a conservative voice swimming up the liberal stream Go »
Dick Morris
His strategizing made Bill Clinton a crossover figure (even prostitutes listened in), but now he's one of Hillary Clinton's sharpest critics. Go »
Dinesh D'Souza
Two years ago, he successfully looked four years into the future about what happened four and half decades earlier. Go »
Dorothy Kilgallen
What's my line? Columnist, journalist and TV game show panelist before mysteriously dying. Go »
Fareed Zakaria
new directions in foreign policy Go »
Fran Lebowitz
This humorist and public speaker hasn't finished a book since 1994, but she remains one of New York City's most opinionated and distinctive voices. Go »
Gene Siskel
Prior to his 1999 passing, this film critic considered himself a fair RATER at the movies, even though he gave far more of the dreaded thumbs-down ratings than his TV partner. Go »
Glenn Beck
Paranoia won't destroy your ratings if you're this conservative commentator. Go »
Greg Kelly
This former Fox friend is now maxing out his influence as the nightly prime-time host on a new news network. Go »
Greil Marcus
Was it his musical training or just a weird mystery that this old American was able to make time for writing a book? Go »
Grover Norquist
He likes tax reform, in the sense of no net increases in taxes ever again, and he's gotten most Republicans to pledge their support. Go »
Henry Rollins
When his opinions could no longer be contained to what he could scream in a punk rock song in the 80s, he raised the flag of his own record label to publish spoken-word albums, and rolled around the world as a comedian, presenter, actor, author, and activist. Go »
Jean Rook
She expressed her opinions daily in her column, and was the first lady to write in the Sunday paper as a private eye (at least in parody form). Go »
Jennifer Peepas
If you're an awkward geek or you just need some help setting boundaries, you may want to consult the professor on the subject. Go »
Jim Hightower
From his lofty perch, this political essayist likes to criticize both the left and the right. Go »
Kathleen Kingsbury
After America's paper of record endorsed sending in troops to quell American protests, she was put in charge of preventing further controversy. Who's the king? Go »
Keith Olbermann
It's strange that sports' central commentator would get to count down his political views on a news network, but opinion is opinion. Go »
Lou Dobbs
Immigration opponents just lost one of their most vocal supporters. Go »
Malcolm Gladwell
New York is grateful to have this canine sociologist on the job. Go »
Malcolm Gladwell
He's half-Jamaican, half-British, all-Canadian, and a New Yorker by trade. Go »
Marianne Williamson
It may take one of the miracles she writes and teaches about for her to win the presidency. Go »
Marques Brownlee
He's a hi-def tech reviewer and ultimate pro. Go »
Peggy Noonan
Before she became a celebrated and controversial opinion-maker, she wrote some of the most memorable presidential speeches of the 1980s, introducing phrases like "a kinder, gentler nation" and "a thousand points of light" to the national consciousness. Go »
Rachel Campos-Duffy
She demonstrates what happens when Fox & Friends hosts stop being polite, and start getting real. Go »
Rachel Held Evans
This Tennessee-based blogger has spent years (one in particular) being a devoted Christian and not being a monkey. Go »
Raj Patel
This British-American academic is hungry for economic change. Go »
Richard Roeper
The bald guy left some pretty big shoes to fill, but the fat guy gave someone the thumbs-up for the job. Go »
Rob Schmitt
First he was a friend of Fox. Now he's taking his news commentary to the max elsewhere. Go »
Robert Baer
Perhaps George Clooney wanted to play this government employee in a movie because his book mentioned sleeping with someone. Go »
Robert Hughes
If you're upside down, maybe you'll say he's a major art critic. But don't do it in a car or you'll crash. Go »
Robert Scoble
This evangelist is known for wearing high-tech head gear in the shower. Go »
Roger Ebert
The fat guy, now thumbing without the bald guy. Go »
Ryan Schreiber
His publishing success is due to his three-pronged approach to independent music. Go »
Sarah Vowell
This living American journalist has incredible powers of observation. Go »
Sean Hannity
This foxy talker hosts his eponymous show alone, posing the question: Can there be a conspiracy of one? Go »
Seth Godin
He's one of the most influential marketing minds of the digital age, ever since his late-nineties job at Yahoo!, which sure beat writing novels about video games. Go »
Steven Brill
This lawyer and author loved the law so much that he turned a lawyer into a magazine and a court into television. Go »
Stewart Brand
He turned a photo of a planet into a whole brand for his ideas about how humans ought to live in peace with each other and the environment. Go »
Ta-Nehisi Coates
He never sugar-coats his views on raising black sons in America or paying reparations for slavery. Go »
Thomas Paine
his propaganda gave England a migraine Go »
Tomi Lahren
This blazing conservative voice really did record her final thoughts after expressing a pro-choice opinion. Go »
Tony Schwartz
A master of the art of the ghostwritten business book, since 2016 he has focused on the art of the criticism of the credited co-author. Go »
Tucker Carlson
After getting (cross)fired by CNN, he tucked his commentary into MSNBC's format, but didn't find a proper home until Fox News made him a contributor and then a nightly host. Go »
W.E.B. Du Bois
Not many Ghanians made history at Niagara Falls. Go »
