Andrew Sullivan: In the News with Jeff Greenfield

Mar 29, 2015

Blogger, journalist and author Andrew Sullivan is a popular source of provocative, astute political and social commentary. NPR called him "one of the most widely read, influential and prolific political voices online."

At Newsweek and the Daily Beast, Sullivan was one of the first journalists to experiment with blogging. Throughout the first 15 years of the new millennium, Sullivan chronicled every major political and cultural moment in real time, helping to legitimize the medium by publishing 250 to 300 posts a week that reached some 1.3 million subscribers. In 2015, Sullivan announced his retirement from his blog, "The Dish," which he wrote for and edited since 2000.

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