Even Variety admits this "conspiracy theory" is... true. So why is it a conspiracy theory? (Because anything the Democrats don't want to admit is a "conspiracy theory," of course.)
A new conspiracy theory has taken root on Election Day concerning search giant Google in the closely watched race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.
On Tuesday, searches on Google for "Where can I vote for Harris?" display a "Where to vote" map that lets uses enter their street address to find their polling location. However, a Google search for "Where can I vote for Trump?" does not show a similar map.
Google did not immediately respond to a request for comment about the apparent discrepancy.
Variety's spin is that the most common search inquiry is "where can I vote," not where can I vote for [specific candidate], so what's the big deal?
@FilmLadd says he doesn't think this is election interference: Just Kamala Harris paying Google to link that query to an election map, something he guesses Trump didn't do.
But if that were the case, Google would say so, wouldn't they?
I dunno. We'll see.