Google has a search ban on President Donald Trump

Classic deflection approach to not having to discuss your own torrid actions in X, is to LOOK OVER THERE.<p>Not buying it.

This isn&#x27;t true for my local (non-US) version of Google Search, but I have no reason to doubt that it is real and deliberate. The magnitude, sophistication, and sheer audacity of mass manipulation by tech giants nowadays dwarfs anything seen under the so-called &quot;authoritarian&quot; regimes of the 20th century.

“President T” completes normally. Given that “President donald regan” makes no sense, I’m going to guess this isn’t purposeful election interference.<p>Now, posting a fake Kamala Harris ad using an AI generated clone of her voice on the social media platform that you own, <i>thats</i> election interference.

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I searched Tronald Dump recently and got this.<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.tronalddump.io&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.tronalddump.io&#x2F;</a>

I typed in the same query just now and got identical search suggestions.

I can&#x27;t reproduce this. In fact, when I type &quot;Don&quot; Google suggests &quot;Donald Trump 45th U.S. President.&quot;<p>If there was some kind of filtering happening, I was going to guess it had something to do with all the recent attention to the search history of the Pennsylvania shooter. But now it seems like even if there was some kind of filtering happening, it&#x27;s since been deactivated.<p>Ironically, Elon Musk retweeted a deepfake Friday of Donald Trump&#x27;s political opponent...

Type in &quot;Pandora Papers&quot; and then &quot;Zelen..&quot; it stops autocomplete.<p>It does complete with a weird spelling of Zelensky or with &quot;Ukraine President&quot; but NOT with either Volodymyr or Zelensky.<p>No such issues with Bing.