President Donald Trump's pick for the Federal Reserve board, Stephen Moore, once joked that he had used Hillary Clinton's photo as a bullseye to potty train one son. Both Moore's and Herman Cain's candidacies for the Fed face heavy criticism.
div > div.group > p:first-child"> Stephen Moore, the conservative pundit who has been tapped by President Donald Trump for an open seat on the Federal Reserve board, cracked wise in columns about his jobless wife, using Hillary Clinton's photo to potty train one son, and flirting with a "gorgeous 20-something blonde" with his other son in the car,
On Tuesday, Trump's top economics advisor, Larry Kudlow, a key backer of Moore's nomination, told reporters that the White House is speaking with"a number of" other potential"candidates" for the Fed's two open board seats besides Moore and former Godfather's Pizza CEO Herman Cain, whose selection by the president likewise has faced criticism.
In her 2010 divorce complaint, Allison Moore said she was the"primary caretaker and role model for the parties' children."But Allison Moore's lack of a job was a subject of jabs by her husband in the joke-laden National Review Online columns – which appear to be written as parodies of annual family Christmas letters. In the essays, he routinely referred to himself in the third person.
A year later, Moore wrote in a column,"No, Allison STILL doesn't have a job, but thanks SO much for asking." In her divorce filing, Allison said Moore in 2010 had created two Match.com accounts with the aim of connecting"romantically with other women." The filing said Moore began what was"by his own admission ... a romantic adulterous relationship" with a woman, and that he once said to the Moore's children in front of Allison:"I have two women, and what's really bad is when they fight over you.
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