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One of the most frustrating traits of the left is their remarkable ability to outright deny reality. This phenomenon shows up in various ways: for instance, claiming that females no longer exist, insisting Kamala Harris was never the border czar, or arguing that ANTIFA is merely an idea—a point Chuck Todd has recently chosen to reiterate.

Todd has jumped on the 'ANTIFA is a myth' bandwagon, pretending he’s never even heard of it. The problem? The internet never forgets—and the receipts are still out there.

Not only does he seem to forget that he interviewed the author of the Antifa Handbook on Meet the Press back in 2017, but he has now decided to label the group as undefinable—simply because, in his view, Trump equals Hitler. To be fair, he knows the word has a definition, yet he’s baffled that the Trump administration could call it anything other than an adjective, even though he’s well aware there’s a handbook for this supposedly nonexistent organization.

More concerning, however, is that these people take issue with the Trump administration trying to hold this 'organization' accountable, when they should arguably be more worried about the havoc it continues to wreak on America.

Todd seems unconcerned that many people have suffered at the hands of this group—which supposedly doesn’t exist—and it’s both disingenuous and absurd that he pretends otherwise.

Question: If ANTIFA is a myth, then what exactly is this?

What about this?

The point remains: it takes an exceptionally low IQ and/or a staggering level of ignorance to believe that ANTIFA is merely a figment of someone’s imagination. Todd may very well embody both.

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