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The White House is reviewing Fed nominee Stephen Moore's past writings: nytimes.com/2019/04/29/us/…
As Larry Kudlow noted last week, Moore has a long paper (and video) trail. Which means new statements and writings keep being unearthed. A couple new examples follow:
In 2016, in a policy debate Moore said he would like to get rid of "a lot of these child labor laws":
“I’m a radical on this,” he said. “I’d get rid of a lot of these child labor laws. I want people starting to work at 11, 12.”
“I’m a radical on this,” he said. “I’d get rid of a lot of these child labor laws. I want people starting to work at 11, 12.”
In 2000, Moore said on CSPAN that "the male needs to be the breadwinner of the family" and that one of the reasons America has seen "the decline of the family" is because "women are more economically self-sufficient". 
In Nov. 2016, he passed along a cartoon abt a supposed NYT headline: "‘First Thing Donald Trump Does as President is Kick a Black Family Out of Public Housing’ and it has Obama leaving the White House," he said. "I mean, I just love that one. Just a great one.”
