MSNBC’s Ruhle on Roy Moore: You’d Think the Evangelical Vote Have a Lot To Do with Family Principles, Morality, But It Doesn’t

RUSH EXCERPT:
VELSHI: "And he's a judge, by the way. And he was an assistant district attorney at the time. If these things are true, he would have known. That is the law. Everybody has to know, by the way. Ignorance of this law is not an excuse for anybody in the country. I understand the idea of getting to understand the facts before making judgments. What I don't understand are the excuses.
RUHLE: "But also, Ali, to normalize it. To make a ridiculous comparison to the virgin Mary and Joseph is absurd. But one of the reasons others have pointed out why this is going to be an issue the evangelical vote. After the access Hollywood vote that came out --"
VELSHI: "Would that vote have collapsed at that point? But it didn't."
RUHLE: "Again, the evangelical vote would have a lot to do with family principles, morality, but it doesn't. And listen. If it's a single issue vote, if getting someone like Neil Gorsuch is a core principle, core idea you wanted to get, you got that. Here, at some point where's the line for our sons and daughters?"