Quick catch up: Roy Moore is the Republican nominee for the Alabama U.S. Senate seat. He is also definitely a pedophile. Like 100 percent. Like, he was banned from a mall because he was so gross with teenage girls. Yes, seriously.
Mitch McConnell, the Republican Senate Majority Leader, said earlier this week that he believes the women who are accusing Roy Moore and that Moore should step aside from the race. It's the only good thing Mitch McConnell has ever said.
Roy Moore did not take too kindly to that.
Roy Moore wanted to send a "super tough guy" threat to Mitch McConnell, so he did what all fightin' men do: He turned to Twitter.
"Dear Mitch McConnell," he wrote. "Bring. It. On."But oopsy daisy! Bring It On is the name of a (fantastic) movie from the year 2000 that is all about high school cheerleaders.
Bring It On is a movie about high school cheerleaders https://t.co/THLhYwpZSf— Chris Hansen (@Chris Hansen)1510799061.0
It was such a bad idea for Moore to mention this movie that Bring It On's director, Peyton Reed, even weighed in:
Please excuse the strong language. It's understandable to get upset when a "F***ING PEDOPHILE" uses your high school cheerleader movie to bully the Senate Majority Leader.It's funny, but it's also terrible.
When you let your friend pick the movie and it’s always the one about underage high school cheerleaders https://t.co/nHYbUeAMWr— Chris Illuminati (@Chris Illuminati)1510798555.0