by Susan Duclos, All News Pipeline:

Something very interesting is happening within the world of liberal establishment media and big tech, including social media platforms.

The bias against conservatives and the anti-Trump sentiment within Google, YouTube (Owned by Google’s parent company Alphabet), social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook and Instagram (owned by Facebook), is well known to those that use the Internet fairly often. Liberals tend to deny the liberal bias and the censoring of conservative voices, often justifying it because they think anything that offends them should be removed, and conservative ideology…well, it offends them.

Conservatives have been screaming about the issue from every rooftop, including Republican congress members who recently found themselves censored by social media, as was the RNC chairwoman and President Trumps 2020 campaign manager, while Democratic politicians were not.

Up until now this has been an Internet “thing,” as conservatives and Independent Media have battled big tech, with the help of readers and supporters, and Congressional hearings pulling in representatives of Google, Twitter, and Facebook, Republican congressmen demanding explanations for the bias, while Democratic politicians provided cover for the tech giants……….and then, President Trump jumped right into the middle of the fray.

As usual with the president he waded in first on Twitter itself, but then he did the unthinkable, at least it was unthinkable to big tech and the liberal media, he started taking his observations of this bias straight to the voters, including those that do not participate on social media.

THE COUNTRY IS NOW AWARE AND LIBERAL MEDIA AND BIG TECH IS SCRAMBLING

The president has relentlessly hammered social media’s censorship of conservatives, and has also highlighted Google in his recent remarks, after it was revealed that 96 percent of the top results for “Trump” news using their search engine, brought up liberal sourcesbashing the president.

The importance of President Trump bringing this to American voters, not just those that follow his Twitter or Facebook accounts, but to those that do not read Independent Media, which is buried by algorithm manipulation in search results, cannot be overstated, which is why the media, and tech giants are besides themselves, with articles stating there will be “unease in Silicon Valley.”

This is no longer an issue being addressed in boring congressional hearings that a very small minority bother watching, nor just by Independent Media outlets that have no recourse against big tech, but it is now an issue that President Trump has brought into the homes of Americans, to be discussed around the kitchen table, so to speak.

This is a game changer.

Evidence that this has pulled the rug out from beneath big techs’ feet can be clearly seen by how fast CNN, who is embroiled in their massive fake news scandal right now, and the far left website the Guardian, circled the wagons to defend Google and other big tech companies, with CNN claiming “Trump slams Google search as ‘rigged’ — but it’s not,” where their liberal writer Hadas Gold (One look at Gold’s Twitter timeline shows the far left liberal lean of the writer) calls claims of censorship and bias a “conspiracy.”

Further evidence comes by how big tech has constantly denied their liberal bias, and other than their congressional testimony, where they also denied said bias, have largely ignored the mounting piles of evidence that can be found all around the internet showing how conservatives have been censored, banned, blocked, shadow banned and downranked in search results, until now.

Now, since president Trump has relentlessly hammered them over the issue, Google has rushed out to publicly deny President Trumps accusations.

“Search is not used to set a political agenda and we don’t bias our results toward any political ideology,” a Google spokesperson said. “We continually work to improve Google Search and we never rank search results to manipulate political sentiment.”

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