July 10, 2015: Josh Barro: New York Times: The Problem With a Euro Fix: What’s in It for the Dutch?
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June 10, 2014: Reason.com: Affordable Housing in New York City is 'Very Costly,' Says The New York Times' Josh Barro. He Has No Idea.
In a column posted over the weekend, The New York Times' Josh Barro wrote about 500 West 30th Street, a luxury building in Manhattan with two-bedroom apartments that go for around $7,272 per month—except for some units that rent for about $780 a month. May 15, 2014: Equality Matters: Watch MSNBC's Josh Barro Expose The Deadly Consequences Of HIV Stigma
Weighing in on disgraced Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling's recent shaming of Magic Johnson for having HIV, MSNBC contributor Josh Barro highlighted the dangerous consequences of stigmatizing people living with HIV - a problem that extends far beyond Sterling and all too often results from problematic coverage in mainstream media. |
Feb 24, 2014: Politico: Josh Barro to join The New York Times
Josh Barro, the outgoing Business Insider political editor, is joining The New York Times to take part in David Leonhardt's new policy venture, sources familiar with his plans told POLITICO on Monday.
Josh Barro, the outgoing Business Insider political editor, is joining The New York Times to take part in David Leonhardt's new policy venture, sources familiar with his plans told POLITICO on Monday.
Dec 30, 2013: Daily Caller: Who said it? Business Insider’s very gay political editor, Dan Savage or Anthony Weiner
The players: Business Insider‘s gay Political Editor Josh Barro, who has been dishing a lot of X-rated details on his gayness as of late, ex-New York mayoral hopeful Anthony Weiner (purportedly straight and perpetually horny) and syndicated openly gay, sex advice columnist Dan Savage, author of the weekly column ”Savage Love.” See if you can guess who said it.
The players: Business Insider‘s gay Political Editor Josh Barro, who has been dishing a lot of X-rated details on his gayness as of late, ex-New York mayoral hopeful Anthony Weiner (purportedly straight and perpetually horny) and syndicated openly gay, sex advice columnist Dan Savage, author of the weekly column ”Savage Love.” See if you can guess who said it.
May 23, 2013: The Atlantic: Josh Barro, the Loneliest Republican
What to make of the 28-year-old columnist's contempt for the GOP—and its would-be reformers
What to make of the 28-year-old columnist's contempt for the GOP—and its would-be reformers
Joshua A. "Josh" Barro is an American opinion journalist who identifies as neoliberal and Republican. He is the current politics editor at Business Insider. He has previously worked as a Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, as a real estate banker for Wells Fargo, and as the lead writer for the Ticker, an economics and politics blog hosted by Bloomberg L.P. He has a bachelor's degree in psychology from Harvard.
He appears regularly on Bloomberg Television and has appeared on Real Time with Bill Maher on HBO and on All In with Chris Hayes on MSNBC. In early 2013, he was a prominent supporter of a potential trillion dollar coin, although by late 2013 he had changed his mind. Time named Barro's Twitter feed one of "The 140 Best Twitter Feeds of 2013," one of ten in the Politics category. In 2012, Forbes selected him as one of the "30 Under 30" media "brightest stars under the age of 30," and David Brooks listed him as part of the "vibrant and increasingly influential center-right conversation." A former aide of Barack Obama named Barro among a short list of the President's favorite columnists. Barro describes himself as Republican, but has expressed opposition to many current policies of the Republican Party. He has been described by others as conservative, liberal and libertarian. Barro lives in Queens, New York. He is gay and has written in support of same-sex marriage. Barro is also an atheist. His father is macroeconomist Robert Barro.
He appears regularly on Bloomberg Television and has appeared on Real Time with Bill Maher on HBO and on All In with Chris Hayes on MSNBC. In early 2013, he was a prominent supporter of a potential trillion dollar coin, although by late 2013 he had changed his mind. Time named Barro's Twitter feed one of "The 140 Best Twitter Feeds of 2013," one of ten in the Politics category. In 2012, Forbes selected him as one of the "30 Under 30" media "brightest stars under the age of 30," and David Brooks listed him as part of the "vibrant and increasingly influential center-right conversation." A former aide of Barack Obama named Barro among a short list of the President's favorite columnists. Barro describes himself as Republican, but has expressed opposition to many current policies of the Republican Party. He has been described by others as conservative, liberal and libertarian. Barro lives in Queens, New York. He is gay and has written in support of same-sex marriage. Barro is also an atheist. His father is macroeconomist Robert Barro.
