How Google’s Political Bias Flipped the 2020 Presidential Election

🚨 Did you know that Google's political bias flipped the 2020 presidential election, the 2022 governor and senate race in Arizona and Georgia, and the Senate majority from Republican to Democrat?

@DrREpstein captures, archives, and analyzes Google search results 24/7 through the computers of a politically balanced group of 15,000 registered voters across all 50 states.

His team archives election-related searches and tracks how Google and YouTube's search results, suggestions, and recommendations consistently favor Democrats.

@DrREpstein explains, "When we factor Google out in 2020, Trump would have won 11 of the 13 swing states and easily won in the electoral college. Moreover, we calculated that Google shifted at least 6 million votes to Joe Biden, whom I supported btw, although I regret that... If you factor Google out of that election, the popular vote itself would have been virtually tied."

In the lead-up to the 2020 presidential election and the 2021 Senate runoff elections in Georgia, his team found that 93% of election-related videos suggested by YouTube had a strong liberal bias.

Moreover, in 2019, former Google engineer Zach Vorhies (@Perpetualmaniac) leaked 950 pages of internal documents, exposing how Google uses blacklists and algorithms to censor conservative and pro-Trump content.

Google had blacklisted hundreds of conservative websites on Android devices, preventing them from appearing in search results, including Daily Caller, Western Journal, RedState, Gateway Pundit, Steven Crowder, and Glenn Beck.

This is why @elonmusk's purchase of X, his commitment to open-sourcing the algorithm, and his efforts to create a politically neutral platform are seen as such a threat to the political establishment.

A handful of Silicon Valley tech companies have been manipulating millions of undecided American voters to vote for Democrats over the last decade, shifting the country to the left, and they don't want that influence to end.