by Paul Ingrassia, The Gateway Pundit:

Unsurprisingly, Big Tech is once again repeating their fabled 2020 playbook in boosting the Democrat over the Republican in this year’s presidential race.  And of all the companies, Google has once again been the worst culprit.  The Silicon Valley-based company has spearheaded the charge in trafficking deceptive misinformation and outright propaganda, pulling all its weight behind Kamala Harris, and manufacturing a narrative around her that she is performing far better in the polls and on the campaign trail than President Trump, which could not be further from the truth.

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The idea, however, is to utilize bad-faith actors in Silicon Valley, like Google, to generate a perception that Kamala Harris’ party has obtained newfound momentum in the wake of Joe Biden’s ouster from the contest, the latest any president has dropped out of the race in history – that has all the signs of an internal coup.  Because Biden was floundering badly before he was forced out, the Democrats resorted to a last-minute switcheroo, swapping the much younger Harris (59) for the dementia-ridden Biden (81).  The logic was to naturally lull the less informed into the belief, despite Harris polling historically worse than Biden all throughout their administration, that somehow this maneuver would give Democrats a new lease on life, reigniting the Democratic Party with the momentum to take it home this November – a party that otherwise looked headed for defeat with Biden atop the ticket. In politics, perception is all too often reality – and the perception of Kamala polling more favorably than Biden, even if untrue, can nevertheless have an impact in politics.

Thus, if a narrative can be contrived around Kamala Harris making a competitive race of one that just a month ago looked like a guaranteed Trump victory, that can be sufficient to later sabotage the 45^th President’s campaign with more nefarious tactics, like a repeat of the same cheat that unjustly blocked him out of a second term four years ago.  Think of it this way: courts are more likely to review evidence in a time-pressed situation – like the critical days after Election Day – if the media narrative in the lead-up to November 5th were that Trump would be facing a deeply flawed candidate like Biden, who despite the odds pulled out a last-minute “victory” under highly questionable circumstances.  In contrast, if the narrative is that the polls are close, as is now the case with Kamala Harris, you will be more likely to confront a 2020-type situation, where courts, especially under a high duress situation, would be far less receptive to evidence pointing to election fraud, even when such evidence exists as it did in 2020, if the mainstream narrative in the lead-up to Election Day was that the race was tight, as they mainstream media and Big Tech is now signaling.

In that regard, Big Tech – and Google, above all – whose parent company, Alphabet, contributed more money to Joe Biden’s 2020 campaign than any other group – and was responsible for staffing many high-level positions within the Biden administration, offers a powerful propaganda arm for Kamala Harris’ campaign.  This is dangerous, and not only because of Google’s outsized market share for search engines, where it operates as the textbook case of a Big Tech monopoly and effectively has total control over all information-flows in the United States.  The company thus stands as a very powerful weapon in the Democratic Party’s arsenal to manipulate public opinion and craft narratives – either directly via shadow-banning or censorship, or through subtler means like gaslighting, and curated search returns, that — for example — select against headlines that favor Donald Trump over Kamala Harris.

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