Google's Election Interference, Part II

Two months ago, I noted how Big Tech giant Google has been putting its thumb on the search result scales of the presidential election. The world’s largest search engine has been controlling the information people access by both elevating pro-Kamala Harris and Democrat-friendly outlets as well as burying pro-Donald Trump and Republican-friendly media outlets.
Well, the problem isn’t going away, even as Google ridiculously insists that blatant bias does not exist. Evidently, it’s just our lying eyes. And the data.
The Media Research Center released a new study shining even more light on Google’s interference. Researchers found that right-leaning news outlets routinely get short shrift. In running a Google search for “Kamala Harris presidential race 2024” and “Donald Trump presidential race 2024,” the researchers found that both produced results that were dominated by Leftmedia sources, including CNN, The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Time. The first U.S.-based right-leaning media source, which happened to be Fox News, did not show up until page 11 of Google’s search results.