Kimberly Guilfoyle Vote, Fox News host Kimberly Guilfoyle believes that young, attractive women should be excused from voting so they could devote their time to online dating.
"It's the same reason why young women on juries are not a good idea. They don't get it!' said the co-host of 'The Five" on the right-leaning news channel's daily talk show.
Guilfoyle, 45, who helped pay her way through law school modeling for a variety of retailers including Victoria's Secret, said young, beautiful women don't have the proper "life experiences" to have a say in who holds elected office.
Instead, they should only be granted the privilege after they've gained wisdom from raising children, paying bills or dealing with real-world issues like a mortgage and health care.
'They're like healthy and hot and running around without a care in the world," said Guilfoyle.
When co-host Bob Beckel noted that young women have "every right in the world" to sit on a jury, Guilfoyle said: 'I just think, excuse them so they can go back on Tinder and Match.com."
On Thursday's edition of the show, Guilfoyle said she had been joking.
"I made a joke," the former prosecutor said. "If i wanted to excuse someone from jury service that is the language you use in the courtroom. I take the right to vote very seriously. I take the right to serve on a jury very seriously and I think you should be informed when you do both things."
Her colleagues said that her comments had been taken out of context by the "liberal media" - who look for any excuse to bash Fox News Channel.
