Google and its left-wing bias

 Fox News:

Midterm elections: Google manipulates search engine results against Republicans, Media Research Center says

‘Google’s bias is undeniable,’ the media watchdog said

Google is manipulating search engine results to harm Republicans in critical Senate races, according to the Media Research Center.

The MRC is calling on Google to "stop its war on democracy" and "provide algorithmic transparency" after the media watchdog’s Free Speech America initiative analyzed the 12 races identified by Real Clear Politics as important to watch.

The findings revealed that campaign websites for 10 Republicans among the 12 tight races were found significantly lower on results pages compared to their opponent’s sites among organic search results.

Seven Republican candidate’s websites were completely hidden from the first page of Google search results, according to the MRC. While Republicans were hidden, eight Democratic candidates had websites that were promoted within the first six results on Google.

"Google’s bias is undeniable when shown in comparison to other search engines. Bing and DuckDuckGo both show, with on exception, all 12 Democrat and Republican senate candidate’s websites within the top five organic search results," the Media Research Center said.

"The Media Research Center is calling upon Google to stop its war on democracy. To regain the trust of conservatives it must provide algorithmic transparency to show that liberal groups and candidates are treated the same way as conservatives," the MRC continued. "MRC is also calling upon member of Congress to take action protecting American’s free speech liberties. Congress should investigate Google’s search bias and its results on the midterm elections."
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Google denies the claim, but the search results speak for themselves. 

See, also:

Texas Takes Google To Court For Allegedly Harvesting Biometric Data Without Consent

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