The Federalist By: Elle Purnell
As Todd departs NBC, we hope his future plans for full-time employment don’t involve an OnlyFans full of seatbelt crotch photos.
Announcing his abrupt departure from NBC News on Friday, former “Meet the Press” host Chuck Todd admitted the “media has a lot of work to do to win back the trust” of its audience. In a great display of self-awareness and humility, Todd helped the corporate media establishment make a great stride toward winning back that trust by removing himself from it.
Like many has-beens who have been before him, Todd will take some time to focus on his podcast. (To his credit, the Chuck Toddcast is not titled The Contrarian and does not employ Jennifer Rubin.) Maybe he’ll finally get to achieve his true calling of being a referee. We really hope his future plans for full-time employment don’t involve starting an OnlyFans full of awkward crotch photos, or a career in seatbelt marketing.
Maybe he plans to spend his time indulging in his self-admitted habit of going into other people’s houses and changing the direction their toilet paper hangs to “under.” Whatever the future holds for Todd, here are 11 more times (besides the crotch photo incident) that maybe should have been a hint to retire a lot sooner.
Believing Rights Come From God Is ‘Fundamentalist’
Back in 2017 when Roy Moore was running for an Alabama Senate seat, the controversial candidate expressed a very uncontroversial belief that “Our rights don’t come from government, they don’t come from the Bill of Rights, they come from Almighty God.”
That was a bridge too far for Todd, who decided such “fundamentalist views” meant Moore must not “believe in the Constitution as it’s written.”
Apparently Todd does not believe in the Declaration of Independence as it’s written, or he would have remembered that all men are “endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights,” which “Governments are instituted among Men” in order to secure.
‘Do You Know [Boys and Girls Are Different] As a Scientist?’
During an interview with Vivek Ramaswamy during the Republican presidential primary in 2023, Todd couldn’t help pushing back on Ramaswamy’s suggestion that doctors should not carve up the body parts of children who exhibit symptoms of gender dysphoria…
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