Kirsten powers

Kirsten Kirsten Marilu MariluKirsten Powers is a New York Times bestselling author, USA Today columnist and CNN senior political analyst, where she often appears in Anderson Cooper 360, CNN Tonight and The Lead with Jake Tapper. The Washington Post described her as "bright-eyed and well-spoken" with "a gamely combative attitude." Kirsten has written Saving Grace: Tell the Truth, Be centered and Develop a Relationship with people who make you feel ill (Convergent Book). Jon Meacham said it was "a wonderful gift for an urgent time" and Kate Bowler called Saving Grace a brave call for honesty and love to coexist. Kirsten previously worked as an editor at the Daily Beast and American Prospect Online. The Columbia Journalism Review called her "an bold and open-minded journalist" amid a sea of criticism at Fox News, where she worked as a former political analyst. She's published pieces in The Washington Post and Elle.

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