Googles censorship reaches a new level of absurdity

 I&I:

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It was an article about the results of our own monthly I&I/TIPP poll, which asked registered voters “who do you want to see run for president in 2024.” We broke out the findings by party affiliation, and reported on the results. Which were that while 60% of Republicans wanted Donald Trump to run in 2024, a mere 37% of Democrats wanted President Joe Biden to be on the ticket. Mind you, TIPP is a highly regarded polling firm that has been the most accurate in every presidential election since it started doing that polling.

The leftists running Google might not understand this, but poll results like that are what we in the news business call “news.” And reporting on news is what journalists do. The article even includes a chart showing details of the results of this poll, letting Google’s content police see for themselves that our reporting was accurate.

Since nothing in the article was “demonstrably false,” that leaves the accusation that the article “could significantly undermine participation or trust in an electoral or democratic process.”

That standard is so vague that it could justify demonetizing literally anything. But judge for yourself. If you can find anything in this article that would lead any reasonable person to conclude that we are attempting to undermine trust or participation in democracy and elections, let us know. You can find the article here.

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The geeks at Google appear to have an anti-Trump animus that clouds their judgment.   Recall that they help get the dementia-addled Biden elected by censoring a story, along with other Big Tech entities which truthfully reported on Biden family corruption.  Polling since the election has shown that if voters were aware of this corruption they would not have voted for Biden and the country would not be going through serial disasters of his making.  Tech censorship has done true damage to the country.  The result of that censorship is much worse than stories where people question the results of an election.

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