| − | '''Arianna Huffington''' is a former [[Republican Party|Republican]] but now a [[liberal]] journalist, along with being a co-founder and editor-in-chief of the [[Huffington Post]]. She supports [[John Kerry]] and the [[Occupy Wall Street]]-movement. In 2011, she made millions after AOL acquired the Huffington Post, a left leaning website. The Huffington Post at the time of its sale had been privately owned by two co-founders, and a group of investors. Thereafter, she was named president and editor-in-chief of The Huffington Post Media Group which is owned by AOL and oversees the Huffington Post, AOL News and AOL content. | + | '''Arianna Huffington''' is a former [[Republican Party|Republican]] but now a [[liberal]] journalist, along with being a co-founder and editor-in-chief of the [[Huffington Post]]. She supports [[John Kerry]] and the [[Occupy Wall Street]]-movement. In 2011, she made millions after [[AOL]] acquired the Huffington Post, a left leaning website. The Huffington Post at the time of its sale had been privately owned by two co-founders, and a group of investors. Thereafter, she was named president and editor-in-chief of The Huffington Post Media Group which is owned by AOL and oversees the Huffington Post, AOL News and AOL content. |