Could it be that Moore is a raging misogynist? We’re not sure, but he sure has a lot to say about “the feminization of basketball generally” and why it’s a part of the “bigger and more serious social problem in America,” where, on any given day, in playground games and rec leagues, women “feel free to play with the men—uninvited in almost every case.”

Of course, these writings weren’t the first indication that Moore had a problem with women. Court records from Moore’s divorce paint a picture of “a brazen philanderer who openly talked about his mistress in front of his kids—and then continued shorting his ex-wife, [Allison], on tens of thousands of dollars of alimony and child support even after a judge held him in contempt of court.” According to his first wife, Father of the Year told the couple’s children “I have two women, and what’s really bad is when they fight over you,” and left receipts for airline tickets and extravagant dinners with his mistress laying around the house.

In a statement, Moore told CNBC that he and his ex-wife ultimately settled their divorce amicably, adding: “Allison, our kids and my current wife would hope that the media would please respect our privacy. I am happy to speak to the media on any matters related to the economy or my views on the Fed.” Incidentally, in 2014, Moore argued that economic success is based on strong family values and a “culture of virtue,” writing: “What is irrefutable is that marriage with a devoted husband and wife in the home is a far better social program than food stamps, Medicaid, public housing or even all of them combined.”

Asked about his views on women by KFILE, Moore insisted that the numerous columns he wrote were “a spoof,” claiming “I have a sense of humor.”

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You’ll never believe it but conservatives don’t like Elizabeth Warren‘s plan to cancel student debt and make some college tuition-free

Nor do some of her opponents!