To: TigerClaws
The effect is real. The numbers are ridiculous.
78 million is over half the number of votes cast in the presidential election.
If the guy is counting every vote in every separate election that may have been changed by google searches, it's more possible, but still, using such numbers makes the guy sound like an idiot.
7 posted on
08/26/2019 11:19:38 AM PDT by
x
To: x
If the guy is counting every vote in every separate election that may have been changed by google searches, it’s more possible, but still, using such numbers makes the guy sound like an idiot.
The article directly states that is what is being referred to. That said, until I read down to that part, I had the same skepticism you did. Oh, and Sara Carter is a woman.
12 posted on
08/26/2019 11:29:47 AM PDT by
lepton
("It is useless to attempt to reason a man out of a thing he was never reasoned into"--Jonathan Swift)
To: x
"spread across hundreds of local and regional races" It seems he's counting vote marks. One voter could have been persuaded by Google searches to choose half a dozen particular candidates. That would be 6 of those 78 million.
13 posted on
08/26/2019 11:30:31 AM PDT by
Tellurian
(Demonicrats would smugly tell even God "you didn't build that".)
To: x
If the guy is counting every vote in every separate election that may have been changed by google searches, it’s more possible, but still, using such numbers makes the guy sound like an idiot.
+++++
But that is exactly what he was doing. Remember how we seemed to lose every close race in 2018? Could be the Google Tax working its evil.
16 posted on
08/26/2019 11:43:50 AM PDT by
InterceptPoint
(Ted, you finally endorsed. A)
To: x
These are not only votes for president, but also include hundreds of local and regional races.
The New Mind Control
35 posted on
08/26/2019 1:48:37 PM PDT by
SuperSonic
(If I had a dog it would look like the one Obama ate!)
To: x
That’s what it said. May have been talking worldwide too. Not clear.
46 posted on
08/26/2019 8:00:09 PM PDT by
Eagles6
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