The phrase "a moron for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that someone is foolish or makes poor decisions in relation to a specific action or belief.
Example: "He was a moron for thinking he could win the game without practicing."
Alternatives: "fool for" or "idiot for".
Then everybody would think he was a moron for not making a correction.
Beckett has already described herself as a "moron" for having nominated Corbyn in the last Labour leadership contest.
I could call you a moron for liking ed but im resisting the temptation @twcuddleston WRONG There are two weeks until polling day - enjoy this while it lasts.
Former foreign secretary Margaret Beckett, who was among those who agreed to nominate him, later expressed regret as his campaign gained momentum, describing herself as a "moron" for having done so.
That would make it practically impossible for him to demand loyalty from the parliamentary Labour party, especially since fewer than the 36 who nominated him actually support him, with Margaret Beckett even describing herself as a moron for lending him her votes.
Boy, was I a moron for believing that.
I tried to focus on the way the snow felt, but I'm a terrible meditator so instead I thought about how I was a fucking moron for wearing a jean jacket and should have changed my tampon before leaving my apartment.
It doesn't take John Kelly calling Trump an idiot or Tillerson saying he's a fucking moron for us to know what a complete an utter fool we have in the WH.
They glowered out at me, so secure in their place as Universal Freak Icons, that I felt like a moron outsider for not recognizing them.
It is worrying to be treated as an immature moron for so much of the time, not least because there is something contagious about this cleverly marketed stupidity.
You don't have to be a moron to fall for one of these fake tweets.
