[RightGeek]

Friends don't let friends use Google

[DesertRhino]

Watch the documentary “The Creepy Line”. It shows in detail exactly how google did this and the effect they had.

[gattaca]

I heard him on the radio earlier. I recommend watching The Creepy Line documentary. It’s free on Amazon. It’s about how we are being manipulated.

https://www.thecreepyline.com/

[dp0622]

First, cheating was FAR FAR more of a problem.

Second, if you’re going to GOOGLE to search for and make your decision on political information and politicians running for office...well..you were likely voting for a dem anyway.

[SkyPilot]

We’re not doing anything about real vote fraud. The President formed a “commission” and put Pence in charge. Democrat states refused to give Pence voting roll information, so Pence simply gave up and folded the commission.

Then we got shellacked in the midterms and lost the House.

[nathanbedford]

Add Google bias to the ever lengthening list of might have beens that were, like the border wall or repeal of Obama care, not attended to when the Republicans had the Senate, the House and the White House.

There is no more hope of correcting Google, Facebook Or Twitter now than there is hope of repealing Obama care. The Republicans blew a once in a generation opportunity to save the Republic but they would not even save themselves if that meant saving the country too.

[jeffc]

We are beginning to understand what decent Germans went through when their country slid into the Socialist hell hole.
Hold on to your hats folks, it’s gonna be a bumpy ride!

[ChinaGotTheGoodsOnClinton]

Also there were a lot of Republicans suffering from post-traumatic press syndrome who retired. In spite of all the cheating and the tech companies and the media conspiracy to run PUBBIES out on a rail they probably would have held the house had there not been so many cowards.

[Midwesterner53]

Mr President: Why have these robber barons not been held accountable and their monopolies broken up?

[thoughtomator]

When does this become a campaign contribution?

[SaveFerris]

Sounds like collusion to me.

An illegal PAC contribution exceeding $2,500? Far exceeding the legal limit for campaign contributions? Same for Yahoo and others.

[jimfree]

In kind corporate contribution.

[Rich21IE]

So much for “fair” elections.

[Missouri gal]

Google’s ability to influence elections should be used as evidence by Devin Nunes in his lawsuit on social media censorship.

More importantly, if a social media giant can swing an election, then they must be subject to rules for fair and balanced use. If the laws pertaining to media are not clear enough, then it needs to made more explicit.

Nunes is carrying the issue forward, but we need to be vocal about demanding the law reflect the need for fairness.