Todas las Personas

Aaron Swartz

1986 - 2013

Computer programmer and digital rights activist who became associated with Reddit's early development and led campaigns against SOPA/PIPA legislation

British YouTuber who produces theatrical long-form video essays on philosophy and politics as Philosophy Tube, and who works as a playwright and actor.

American comedian and podcast host, a co-host of Cum Town from 2016 and the host of its successor, The Adam Friedland Show.

Gen-Z journalist and video host whose political field reporting and commentary features prominently in the MeidasTouch network's content

Harvard Law School professor of constitutional law whose 2020 essay 'Beyond Originalism' proposed an alternative to originalism he calls common-good constitutionalism

Georgia man killed in February 2020; the case drew national attention after video of the killing circulated, and led directly to a change in Georgia's citizen's-arrest law, with a separate hate crimes law signed around the same time

Alex Jones

Broadcaster and founder of Infowars, removed from several major platforms in August 2018 and held liable in the Sandy Hook defamation litigation

Former chief executive of Cambridge Analytica, who settled FTC deception charges in 2019 and was disqualified as a UK company director in 2020

Pseudonym of the founder and administrator of the Iron March forum, active from 2011 until the site went offline in November 2017

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Nacido 1989

Congresswoman known for social media engagement across multiple digital platforms

Organizer and writer who created #BlackLivesMatter with Patrisse Cullors and Opal Tometi in 2013, and who founded the Black Futures Lab

Screenwriter and producer; co-founder of PragerU and executive producer of The Dennis Prager Show

Ana Kasparian

Nacido 1986

Journalist and media host best known as a co-host and producer of The Young Turks.

Ana Navarro

Nacido 1971

Political strategist and television commentator known for commentary on immigration policy and party politics

Anita Sarkeesian

Media critic behind Feminist Frequency, whose crowdfunded Tropes vs. Women in Video Games series and the harassment campaign around it became a reference case in debates over online abuse

Anthony Kennedy

Nacido 1936

Associate Justice of the Supreme Court from 1988 to 2018 who wrote the majority opinion in Citizens United v. FEC

Barack Obama

Nacido 1961

44th President of the United States, whose White House built the We the People petition platform and moved the weekly presidential address online

Journalist who founded The Free Press and became editor-in-chief of CBS News when Paramount acquired the company in October 2025

Ben Shapiro

Nacido 1984

Political commentator who co-founded The Daily Wire in 2015 and hosts The Ben Shapiro Show

Bernie Sanders

Nacido 1941

Senator known for digital organizing and small-dollar fundraising during his presidential campaigns

Bill Clinton

Nacido 1946

42nd President; signed the Telecommunications Act of 1996, which created Section 230, and whose impeachment prompted the founding petition of MoveOn

Co-founder of Turning Point USA with Charlie Kirk, described by the organization as its first believer and senior adviser

OpenAI research lead who co-heads development of the Sora text-to-video diffusion model

Digital strategist; digital director of Trump's 2016 campaign, manager of the 2020 campaign, and chief strategy officer of Salem Media Group from January 2025

Louisville emergency medical worker killed by police executing a search warrant in March 2020; her case produced a city ordinance, a state law, and a federal civil rights conviction

Chinese technology company that owns TikTok, at the center of US data privacy and national security regulation debates

Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student recognized as one of the organizers of the gun-control campaign that became March For Our Lives

Candace Owens

Nacido 1989

Political commentator who built a large social media following through commentary on politics and culture

President and chief executive of The Gathering for Justice, and a national co-chair of the 2017 Women's March

Cenk Uygur

Founder and host of The Young Turks; candidate for Congress in 2020 and for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2024

Charlie Kirk

1993 - 2025

Founder of Turning Point USA, a campus organization he built into a national operation, killed at a university event in September 2025

Comedian and one of the three creators of Million Dollar Extreme Presents: World Peace, cancelled by Adult Swim in December 2016

U.S. Representative from California who introduced, with Ron Wyden, the bill that became Section 230; later the 28th chairman of the SEC

Facebook co-founder who ran online organizing for Obama's 2008 campaign and later argued publicly for breaking Facebook up

Republican political strategist who ran Swift Boat Veterans for Truth in 2004 and co-managed Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign

Internet radio host convicted in 2020 of extortionate interstate communications; a frequently cited case in arguments about deplatforming

Christopher Poole

Founder and administrator of 4chan from 2003 until 2015, who later joined Google

Clarence Thomas

Nacido 1948

Associate Justice of the Supreme Court since 1991 whose opinions address political spending, platform regulation, and digital surveillance

Rally attendee killed on 13 July 2024 during the attempted assassination of Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania

President and chief executive of UFC, elected to Meta's board of directors in January 2025

Host of The Rubin Report, a long-form interview programme distributed as video and podcast

Stand-up comedian and host of the political podcast Part of the Problem on the GaS Digital Network

Film producer and tech entrepreneur who acquired Paramount Global through Skydance Media in 2025

Anthropologist and author of Debt: The First 5,000 Years, and a participant in the meeting that formed Occupy Wall Street's first general assembly

David Hogg

Parkland survivor turned organizer; a vice chair of the Democratic National Committee from February to June 2025, and founder of the super PAC Leaders We Deserve

Campaign manager of Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign, which built a large-scale digital organizing and small-dollar fundraising operation

Dennis Prager

Radio host on the Salem Radio Network and co-founder of PragerU, which produces short-form political and cultural video

Former Minneapolis police officer convicted in state court of the murder of George Floyd and in federal court of civil rights violations

Streamer and political debater, real name Steven Bonnell II, who moved from StarCraft II streaming to live political debate

Dick Cheney

1941 - 2025

46th Vice President of the United States, whose administration's post-9/11 policies became a subject of early online political argument

Donald Trump

Nacido 1946

45th and 47th President of the United States, whose direct use of social media changed presidential communication

Man who fired a rifle inside a Washington, D.C. restaurant in December 2016 after encountering the 'Pizzagate' conspiracy theory online

Edward Snowden

Former NSA contractor whose 2013 disclosures revealed the Section 215 bulk telephone records program and PRISM, and prompted an official review that recommended ending the Section 215 program

U.S. representative for New York's 21st District and chair of House Republican Leadership; nominated as UN ambassador in 2024 and withdrawn in March 2025

Elizabeth Warren

Nacido 1949

Senator who uses digital platforms to communicate policy positions and advocate for financial regulation

Perpetrator of the May 2014 Isla Vista attack, in which six people were killed and fourteen wounded

Elon Musk

Nacido 1971

Chief executive of Tesla and SpaceX who acquired Twitter in 2022 and funded a super PAC with about $250 million in the 2024 cycle

Technology editor and product strategist who co-founded 404 Media after leading special projects at Vice's Motherboard.

Co-founder and executive producer at Jubilee Media who develops human-centered social experiment formats for digital civic storytelling.

Mathematician and managing director of Thiel Capital who coined the term 'Intellectual Dark Web'

Chief executive and board chair of Turning Point USA, elected unanimously by its board in September 2025

Ethan Klein

Nacido 1985

YouTube creator who, with Hila Klein, launched the H3 Podcast in 2017 and has hosted political interview and commentary series on it

Co-founder of the Sunrise Movement, the youth climate organization that began operating in 2017

Ezra Klein

Nacido 1984

Journalist and policy analyst who co-founded Vox and hosts The Ezra Klein Show podcast at The New York Times.

Faiz Shakir

Nacido 1979

Political strategist and media executive who managed Bernie Sanders' 2020 presidential campaign and founded More Perfect Union.

Co-host of Chapo Trap House, a subscription-funded political comedy podcast

Software developer and type designer who founded the imageboard 8chan in 2013 and in 2019 publicly called for it to be shut down

Governor of New Mexico and the Libertarian Party's presidential nominee in 2012 and 2016, when he took 3.28% of the national vote

Gayle King

Nacido 1954

Broadcast journalist and co-host of CBS Mornings known for high-profile political interviews

U.S. Senator and Governor of Virginia whose 2006 re-election campaign is the standard early case of viral video affecting an American election

Media executive overseeing CBS and Paramount's television operations during major ownership transition

Man killed by a Minneapolis police officer on 25 May 2020; the case produced a state murder conviction, two federal civil rights convictions, and worldwide protests

George Stephanopoulos

Nacido 1961

Former Clinton administration official turned ABC News anchor and political interviewer

George W. Bush

Nacido 1946

43rd President of the United States, whose White House ran the first sustained online question-and-answer programme in American politics

Radio and television host who left cable news to build Blaze Media, an independent subscription network

Journalist who co-founded The Intercept in 2013, resigned from it in 2020 over an editorial dispute, and moved to independent subscription publishing

Greta Thunberg

Nacido 2003

Swedish climate activist whose digital-first organizing spurred a global youth movement with significant U.S. resonance and political discourse impact.

Political commentator and Twitch streamer known for live political commentary and news analysis.

British YouTube creator whose long-form video essays are treated in the scholarly literature as one of the defining channels of BreadTube

Pseudonymous blogger, writing as Roissy and then Heartiste, whose blog is named in this site's timeline entries on the manosphere and the Red Pill

Paralegal killed when a car was driven into counter-protesters at the 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville

Essayist and commentator whose writing on generational politics and family policy circulates widely among outlets covering traditional values and family policy debates

Co-creator of the h3h3Productions YouTube channel and co-host of the H3 Podcast

Hillary Clinton

Secretary of State and the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee, who won the popular vote and lost the election

Hosni Mubarak

President of Egypt who stepped down on 11 February 2011 after eighteen days of protest

Governor of Vermont and 2004 presidential candidate whose campaign is the reference case for internet fundraising and Meetup-based organizing

Ilhan Omar

U.S. representative for Minnesota's 5th District, sworn in January 2019 as one of the first two Muslim-American women elected to Congress

Jack Dorsey

Nacido 1976

Twitter co-founder who served as its chief executive from 2007 to 2008 and again from 2015 to 2021

Jacob Chansley

Arizona man who entered the Senate chamber on January 6, 2021, pleaded guilty to obstructing an official proceeding, and was pardoned in 2025

Texas state representative, first elected in 2018, and a former public school teacher

Co-founder of the social platform Parler

Organizer of the August 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville and a defendant in the civil action brought over it

Technology journalist and editor-in-chief of 404 Media known for investigations into online infrastructure, labor, and surveillance.

Communications strategist and longtime Trump adviser focused on messaging and media bookings.

Founder and CEO of Jubilee Media who develops dialogue-focused video formats encouraging civic empathy across political divides.

Jerome Adams

Nacido 1974

Former U.S. Surgeon General known for opioid response and COVID-19 pandemic public health messaging

Religious broadcaster who runs the nonprofit BOND and a long-running YouTube channel

U.S. Senator for Virginia elected in 2006 by 9,329 votes, in the race that made viral video a fixture of American campaigning

Jimmy Kimmel

Late-night host whose ABC show was suspended in September 2025 after remarks about the killing of Charlie Kirk, and reinstated six days later

Co-founder of Wikipedia, which is operated by the Wikimedia Foundation — a nonprofit now running on roughly $180 million a year

Co-founder of MoveOn, whose 1998 'Censure and Move On' petition was one of the first mass online political campaigns

Joe Biden

Nacido 1942

46th U.S. President, who signed the law forcing a divestiture or ban of TikTok and withdrew from the 2024 race in July 2024

Comedian whose podcast has run since December 2009 and reached 2,547 numbered episodes, distributed through an open feed

Campaign manager of Howard Dean's 2004 presidential campaign and author of a first-hand account of it

Minnesota State Senator shot at his home on 14 June 2025 in a targeted attack on state legislators

Co-founder and chief executive of Parler until the board removed him in January 2021, weeks after the platform lost its hosting

U.S. Senator and the 2008 Republican presidential nominee, who took 45.65% of the popular vote against Barack Obama

Chief Justice of the United States, who joined the majority and wrote separately in Citizens United v. FEC

Jon Stewart

Nacido 1962

Television host and comedian who pioneered satirical political commentary on The Daily Show

Jonathan Chait

Nacido 1972

Political columnist and commentator whose essays on political correctness and online debate culture have drawn widespread discussion.

American YouTube video creator whose 2017 livestreamed debate on immigration led a game studio to remove his voice work

Jordan Peterson

Nacido 1962

Canadian psychologist, author and podcaster who testified against Bill C-16 in 2017 and built a large online audience

Investigative journalist specializing in cybersecurity, hacking, and surveillance who co-founded 404 Media.

Former general counsel of the New York State Young Republicans who left a New York court system job after his messages appeared in a leaked 2025 Telegram chat

Computer scientist and algorithmic fairness advocate who founded the Algorithmic Justice League

Co-founder of the Adbusters Media Foundation, whose magazine published the July 2011 blog post calling for an occupation of Wall Street

49th Vice President of the United States and the 2024 Democratic presidential nominee

Technology journalist and media entrepreneur who helped shape the political tone of Silicon Valley coverage and tech accountability debates.

President of the Heritage Foundation since 2021, who wrote the foreword to the Project 2025 policy volume Mandate for Leadership

U.S. Representative from Texas, 1987-2019, who introduced the Stop Online Piracy Act in October 2011 and postponed it in January 2012

Larry Ellison

Nacido 1944

Oracle founder and tech billionaire whose wealth enabled son David Ellison's media acquisitions

Documentary filmmaker and journalist whose reporting on the 2013 Snowden disclosures shared the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service and whose film Citizenfour won the 2015 Academy Award for Best Documentary

Congresswoman known for prolific social media engagement and direct digital communication during political events

Writer and community organizer who examines care work, family policy, and Catholic civic life across books, essays, and discussion projects

Rapper who reclaimed the slang term 'based', which later spread into online political vocabulary

Linda Sarsour

Nacido 1980

Brooklyn community organizer, former director of the Arab American Association of New York, and a national co-chair of the 2017 Women's March on Washington

Austrian-born economist whose critique of socialist economic calculation is quoted by name in US congressional debate over money and the Federal Reserve

Marjorie Taylor Greene

Nacido 1974

Represented Georgia's 14th congressional district from 2021 until resigning in January 2026; removed from her committees by House vote in 2021

Minnesota information-technology program manager, husband of House Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman; both were killed at their home in June 2025.

Mark Zuckerberg

Nacido 1984

Founder, chairman and chief executive of Meta, the company that operates Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp

Co-founder and co-host of the Chapo Trap House podcast and sole author of a 2024 history of the Spanish Civil War

Matt Drudge

Nacido 1966

Founder of the Drudge Report, an early news aggregation site that shaped online political media and breaking news distribution.

Matt Gaetz

Nacido 1982

Former congressman known for social media presence and digital-first political strategy

Co-founder and chief operating officer of Roca News, scaling audience growth, partnerships, and revenue initiatives for the Gen Z-focused outlet.

Melissa Hortman

1970 - 2025

Minnesota state representative from 2005 and Speaker of the Minnesota House from 2019 to 2025, killed at her home in June 2025

Activist and author who co-originated the 2011 Adbusters call for Occupy Wall Street and wrote the 2010 essay attacking 'clicktivism'

Eighteen-year-old killed by a Ferguson, Missouri police officer in 2014; the protests that followed drove two federal investigations and a Twitter conversation of tens of millions of posts

Journalist and author whose media columns and Trump-era books scrutinized White House communications and news industry dynamics

New York State Assemblymember for Staten Island's 62nd District, elected in 2018 after twelve years in the NYPD.

Milo Yiannopoulos

Nacido 1984

Writer and speaker, former Breitbart News technology editor, permanently suspended from Twitter in 2016 and from Facebook and Instagram in 2019

Murray Rothbard

1926 - 1995

Economist and historian of the Austrian school, Academic Vice-President of the Mises Institute, whose name recurs in congressional argument about monetary policy

Creator of the YouTube channel ContraPoints, whose long-form video essays won a Streamy Award in 2020 and a Peabody Award for 2022

Nick Fuentes

Nacido 1998

Livestreamer who founded the America First Political Action Conference and is president of the America First Foundation; subpoenaed by the January 6 Select Committee in 2022

Stand-up comedian who created and hosted the Cum Town podcast and co-hosted The Adam Friedland Show until January 2025

Comedian, writer and antiques dealer; founding member of Million Dollar Extreme and co-creator of Adult Swim's World Peace

Digital journalist and strategist who co-founded More Perfect Union after leading engagement and breaking news coverage at HuffPost.

Organizer and writer who co-founded #BlackLivesMatter in 2013 and led the Black Alliance for Just Immigration

Osama bin Laden

1957 - 2011

Founder and leader of al-Qaeda; the September 11 attacks he directed set the terms of two decades of American political argument

Twitter's chief technology officer and then chief executive, who led the company through Elon Musk's 2022 acquisition

Political theorist at the University of Notre Dame whose 2018 book Why Liberalism Failed and 2023 book Regime Change argue that liberalism's own premises produced its decline

Patrick Leahy

Nacido 1940

Vermont senator from 1975 to 2023 who chaired the Judiciary Committee and sponsored the PROTECT IP Act

Organizer, artist and author who created the #BlackLivesMatter hashtag in 2013 and led the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation until May 2021

Lawyer who directed the Heritage Foundation's Project 2025 and co-edited its Mandate for Leadership volume

Founder of the men's rights website A Voice for Men and organizer of the first International Conference on Men's Issues in 2014

Former chair of the New York State Young Republicans who lost a New York State Assembly staff job after POLITICO published a Telegram chat he created in 2025

Peter Thiel

Nacido 1967

Co-founder of PayPal and Palantir, a Facebook director from 2005 to 2022, and a large donor to federal political committees

Rachel Maddow

Nacido 1973

Television host and political commentator who bridged traditional and digital media platforms

Rand Paul

Nacido 1963

U.S. Senator from Kentucky who uses digital platforms and congressional advocacy to promote limited-government and constitutional-constraint positions.

Political donor, director of the Mercer Family Foundation, and, through a holding company, a member of Parler LLC

Richard Spencer

Nacido 1978

Writer and organizer who popularized the term alt-right, led the National Policy Institute, and was a defendant in the Charlottesville civil trial

CNBC on-air editor at the Chicago futures exchanges whose 19 February 2009 broadcast called for a 'Chicago Tea Party'

Political consultant and lobbyist convicted in 2019 on seven counts arising from the Russia investigation, whose sentence was commuted and who was later pardoned

Pseudonymous blogger and self-published author whose Rational Male series popularized red pill vocabulary in the manosphere

Ron Paul

Nacido 1935

Texas congressman whose 2008 and 2012 presidential campaigns were among the earliest to use digital grassroots activism and online fundraising.

Ron Wyden

Nacido 1949

Oregon senator who co-authored Section 230 and placed Senate holds on the COICA and PROTECT IP bills

Self-published author who founded the site Return of Kings and in 2019 withdrew eleven of his own books from sale, citing religious conviction

Rupert Murdoch

Nacido 1931

Media executive who built a global media company spanning newspapers, television, and digital platforms

U.S. Senator from Wisconsin, 1993-2011; lead Senate cosponsor of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act and the only senator to vote against the USA PATRIOT Act in 2001

Director of the Office of Management and Budget, confirmed in 2020 and again in 2025, who wrote the Project 2025 chapter on the Executive Office of the President

Convicted in September 2025 of the attempted assassination of Donald Trump at a West Palm Beach golf club in September 2024, and sentenced in February 2026 to life imprisonment

University of Virginia student and Jim Webb campaign volunteer whose August 2006 camcorder footage of George Allen became a national news story

President of Iraq whose alleged weapons programs and terrorist ties were the stated basis of the 2002 congressional authorization for war

Sam Harris

Nacido 1967

Author and neuroscientist who hosts the Making Sense podcast and created the Waking Up meditation app

Comedian and founding member of Million Dollar Extreme, whose Adult Swim series ran one season in 2016 and whose name recurs in mass-shooting misidentification hoaxes

Journalist covering online culture, labor, and sexuality who co-founded 404 Media after reporting for Vice's Motherboard.

Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court since 2006 and author of the Court's opinion in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization

Governor of Alaska from 2006 to 2009 and 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee, later a Fox News contributor and an early user of Facebook for direct political messaging

British YouTuber and podcaster, sole director of the company behind Lotuseaters.com, and a 2019 UKIP European Parliament candidate

Marketing professor and tech analyst who translates corporate strategy trends into accessible commentary on economic power and public policy.

Entrepreneur who acquired The Babylon Bee and led its expansion into multimedia, membership, and legal advocacy.

Writer and editor; US editor of UnHerd, co-founder and former editor of Compact, and author of Tyranny, Inc.

Stand-up comedian and podcaster, a host of Cum Town and of Stavvy's World, who publicly endorsed Zohran Mamdani in the 2025 New York City mayoral primary

Canadian host of the Freedomain podcast, running since 2005, whose YouTube channel was terminated by the platform in June 2020

Stephen Colbert

Nacido 1964

Television host who satirized cable punditry on The Colbert Report and ran a registered super PAC as an on-air demonstration of campaign finance law

Steve Bannon

Nacido 1953

Media executive and political strategist who led Breitbart News, served as White House chief strategist, and hosts the War Room podcast

Reddit co-founder who returned as chief executive in 2015 and holds voting control of the company after its 2024 IPO

Florida political strategist who ran Donald Trump's 2024 campaign and became the first woman to serve as White House chief of staff

Organizer who led the National Action Network, co-chaired the 2017 Women's March, and co-founded Until Freedom

Ted Cruz

Nacido 1970

U.S. senator from Texas, host of the Verdict podcast and named party in the 2022 Supreme Court campaign-finance case

Retired Hawaii attorney whose Facebook event after the 2016 election seeded the 2017 Women's March

YouTube commentator on religion and co-host of the Drunken Peasants and Deep Fat Fried podcasts

Gunman who fired on Donald Trump at a Butler, Pennsylvania rally on 13 July 2024 and was shot and killed at the scene

Research chemist who posts science and skepticism videos on YouTube as Thunderf00t, and whose 2012 blogging tenure at Freethought Blogs ended in his removal

AI researcher credited as a research lead on OpenAI's Sora text-to-video model

Governor of Minnesota since 2019, previously a six-term U.S. representative, and the 2024 Democratic vice presidential nominee

Television news executive serving as President of CBS News during transition to Paramount/Skydance ownership

Historian, author and host of the daily podcast The Tom Woods Show, and a senior fellow of the Mises Institute

British prime minister 1997–2007 whose partnership with George W. Bush made him the principal foreign figure in American argument over the Iraq war

Trevor Noah

Nacido 1984

South African comedian who hosted The Daily Show from 2015-2022, bringing international perspective to American political satire

Tucker Carlson

Nacido 1969

Television host who presented Tucker Carlson Tonight on Fox News from 2016 to April 2023 and now publishes The Tucker Carlson Show

Co-founder of the Sunrise Movement and its executive director from 2018 until September 2023

Political livestreamer and debate-focused content creator who built a large audience through political commentary and online debates.

Egyptian computer engineer and former Google regional marketing head who anonymously created the Facebook page that helped trigger Egypt's January 2011 protests, and who later became a critic of engagement-optimized social media

Software entrepreneur who co-founded MoveOn.org with Joan Blades in 1998 and later signed its federal PAC filings

Co-founder and co-host of the Chapo Trap House podcast, and a book editor credited on the show's book and comics projects

X González

Nacido 1999

Marjory Stoneman Douglas survivor whose 2018 'We call BS' speech and March for Our Lives silence drew national attention

General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party since 2012 and President of China since 2013

Princeton sociologist and New York Times contributing Opinion writer who studies networked protest and platform technology

Zoë Quinn

Nacido 1987

Independent game developer, author of Crash Override, and the first target of the 2014 Gamergate harassment campaign

Zohran Mamdani

Nacido 1991

Mayor of New York City and former State Assemblymember known for short-form video and volunteer-driven digital campaigning