Name:   johndoe - Subject:   Sans Google Trump likely won the popular vote Date:   8/24/2019 12:48:54 PM

You failed to address the point I made in the post to which you replied: that there is no evidence that Google altered search results or votes.

"how would you design a study "proving" that 2.5 - 10 million votes were changed by SEME?" 

Attempting to account for a specific behavior (like voting choice) after the fact - with (obviously) no ability to control independent variables - by definition requires speculation. There is no possibility of establishing what would have happened had one thing - and that one thing only - been different.

"What he stated was that his research supports the fact"

The "fact" has not been established. He obviously believes his research supports his hypothesis, but hypotheses and facts are not the same.

"Funny how you libs"

Funny how you attribute everything to an imagined monolithic mindset. It's called "projectiion," BTW.

"want everything from Healthcare"

You mean like every other civilized country in the world provides? Guilty as charged.

"to how I fuel my automobile",

You might want to talk to Chuck Grassley about that. The agribusiness and petrochemical lobbies in this country have a lot to say about "how you fuel your automobile." We reasonable folks just want the air we breathe and the water we drink and bathe in not to be polluted with toxins. That's why Nixon supported the creation of the EPA.

"how much I pay my minimum wage employees",

You have minimum wage employees? Hell, even In and Out Burger pays more than that. My employees start at more than twice minimum wage.

"to decisions Americans make about running their businesses to be subject to intrusive governmental regulations."

You mean those "intrusive governmental regulations" that require you to have a safe workplace, not discriminate, not pollute the environment? My business happily complies with such regulations and even goes further in many cases. And we're profitable, too. Ain't that weird?

"Yet these companies like Google continue to operate without governmental regulations."

You are blissfully unaware of irony. In a free economy - which, last time I checked, Republicans support - the market will take care of companies that misbehave, right?

"I know that Warren and a few others have advocated for breaking these monopolies up, however, I assume that Google threatened to cut off the DNC revenue stream.  Don't hear much about this now."

Listen better, then. Watch the next Democratic primary debate.