What newspaper op/ed writers do you like?

[SFG75]

So who is your favorite? I have a good number that I enjoy. The first two are a bit to the left and the latter two lean so far to the right, that they would fall down.

Bob Herbert

Thomas L. Friedman


Walter E. Williams

Thomas Sowell

 

[Hugh]

Gordon Crovitz writes a column titled The Information Age in the op/ed section of the Wall Street Journal.

L. Gordon Crovitz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Peder]

I don't do Op/Eds anymore, anyplace.
The NY Times slant on things wore me out a long time ago.
Keeping up with the factual news is now enough for me, and I even get enough from the tid-bits put up on my home page headlines so I can follow the dreary sameness of most of the agony that goes on in the world.
There is very little new under the sun, IMO.

One exception: David Pogue's technology column for the NYT is a good place to find out about new tech stuff.

 

[joderu95]

Charles Krauthammer - Once you are no longer distracted by his ghoulish appearance his articles are often quite good. He is an intelligent right of center columnist who can make a an argument or point something out without condescending to levels more common from his colleagues.