Google’s Eric Schmidt Wore ‘Staff’ Badge at Hillary Clinton Election Night Party

Washington Free Beacon ^ | November 16, 2016 | Joe Schoffstall

[kevcol]

Eric Schmidt, the executive chairman of Google’s parent company, Alphabet, Inc., was spotted at Hillary Clinton’s “victory” party last Tuesday wearing a staff badge, according to a picture recently submitted to Politico.

Google came under fire earlier this year for allegedly altering search results to paint Hillary Clinton in a more favorable light than Donald Trump. Schmidt stated at the time that Google did not pick sides in the presidential race.

[kevcol]

It's Election Day at Clinton HQ!!!!:

It's Election Night at Clinton HQ!!!!!:

[Gaffer]

Bing should host this picture all month long.

[\/\/ayne]

All those girders look like Mad Max Thunderdome.

[DaveA37]

Precisely why I avoid Google at all costs and have Bing and my primary search engine. Not necessarily the best options but I am satisfied.

[COBOL2Java]

All those girders look like Mad Max Thunderdome.

When it was obvious she lost, was Hillary swinging from them like King Kong?

[Awgie]

Trump administration needs to seek anti trust moves against some of these new Internet based power houses. They are similar in power to the Robber Baron Tycoons of the 19th century, in terms of money, power, influence.

[Don Corleone]

“OK GOOGLE!” Explain that!

[Maverick68]

Of course he did....this idiot thought Hillary would win and that Conservatives would be in retreat.....There is a new day dawning and the MSMedia are close to total defeat....Only a COMPLETE mea culpa will save them.

[Awgie]

This should be the subject of congressional inquiry. While it is Schmidt's right to support any candidate, the question is: did he alter Google search formulas to slant results. That may not be a crime, but the public has a right to know the true nature of supposedly unbiased search results.

[The_Republic_Of_Maine]

I agree, I only use BING.

[thoughtomator]

Let us not forget, when prosecution time comes, that Google is part of the Clinton racketeering enterprise.

Schmidt and others at Google who worked to the same end deserve prosecution just as much as Clinton’s other associates.

[thoughtomator]

We know for a fact that Google affirmatively acted to plunge the US into war in Syria, so there’s that.

[Bob]

Don’t campaigns need to report “in kind” contributions? Google has a great deal of information on voters. I’m wondering if they shared it with hillary’s campaign.

[Excellence]

Palm Geller and, I believe, Robert Spencer have filed suit against Twitter and Facebook for their habit of censoring conservatives. If they win, it will have repercussions for Google also.

[Mad_as_heck]

Goggle is a more pervasive and nefarious monopoly than Standard Oil ever was. It needs to be broken up through aggressive anti-trust action.

The same is true for other major tech companies, including Amazon.

We also need major reforms of IPOs, M&A issues, and a through investigation into the role of the NSA and other intelligence agencies in the founding of Facebook and other social media start-ups.

[Uncle Miltie]

I Bing.

[georgiarat]

GOogle had very active sharing operations with the DNC from 2005-2009. My source inside left Google in 2009 but I am suspect the partnership only accelerated during the Obama years.

[xp38]

Quotes from Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome

Aunty Entity: Welcome, to another edition of Thunderdome!

Dr. Dealgood: Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls... Dyin’ time’s here.

Bartertown Crowd: Two men enter, one man leave!

Max: Thunderdome. How do I get in there?
Aunty Entity: That’s easy. Pick a fight!

[redfreedom]

Agreed. The Sherman Anti Trust Act could be used?

[Neidermeyer]

The new DOJ needs to look into this ,, also the FEC..