The biggest search engine on the internet already thinks Democrat Hillary Clinton is president.
When certain search terms are typed into Google to get more information on the 2016 presidential election, GOP nominee Donald Trump is nowhere to be found.
Clinton, meanwhile, takes up the entire “about” section that pops up when the search terms are entered.
For example, a quick search of “When is the next election” quickly shows a picture of Clinton smiling next to a Wikipedia entry on the presidential race.
Likewise, the same happens when the term “Next election day” is put into Google. This time, Clinton’s campaign logo is pictured alongside a Wikipedia entry. Once again, Trump is nowhere to be found.
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John Binder is a Political Reporter for BizPac Review and can be reached at [email protected] John's reporting has been featured at the Drudge Report, Fox News, National Review, the National Journal, the Gateway Pundit, Breitbart, the Daily Caller, the Hayride and RedState. Follow John on Twitter at @JxhnBinder.
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