Stephen Moore doesn’t know why people are so hung up on his old articles.
When asked about his past misogynistic comments, Stephen Moore asserted on Tuesday that there should be a “statute of limitations on saying stupid things.”
President Donald Trump’s former pick for the Federal Reserve Board appeared on MSNBC Tuesday afternoon, during which anchor Ali Velshi asked Moore whether he thought his columns disparaging women contributed to his nomination withdrawal.
Moore claimed that amid the “scores of women” he knows, “not one of them has made a claim of any kind of misconduct or misbehavior.”
Stephen Moore on his past misogynistic comments about women: "There should be a statute of limitations for saying stupid things" pic.twitter.com/T5gFfy4nJl
— TPM Livewire (@TPMLiveWire) May 7, 2019
For Moore, saying stupid things is a continuing course of conduct. The statute will never run.
Don’t we all?
How about 2 years? Even if we set it at 20 minutes, it probably would not help you, Mr. Moore. (I just saw you on MSNBC.)
A statute of limitations on saying stupid stuff with an idiot like Stephen Moore doesn’t work since he’s always saying stupid stuff.
You beat me to it.