Ugly: Late Night "Comedy" Hosts Shill for Google

Why does Google, a monopoly, pay leftwing talk show hosts to shill for them?

It's not about the product at all.

The "news" became highly partisan over the past ten years, and it became routine that the late night talk shows' "comedy" bits would be published as "news" stories the following day. Gutfeld's comedy bits never made it to CNN's or NBC's webpages, only the leftwing hosts'.

Their leftwing politics became a form of marketing and branding.

Google is advertising with these leftwing hosts -- who market and brand themselves as leftwing political shills -- not to advertise their product, which needs no advertising being a monopoly, but to endear themselves to leftwing voters -- because they fear eventual antitrust action, and want leftwing voters on their side should that happen.

So below, watch the leftwing late-night "comedy" hosts prepare the battlespace for Goggle's antitrust defense. They want leftwing voters to know that while Google is in fact a monopoly, they use their monopoly power on behalf of the left.

And remind yourself of all the True Conservatives, who by the way just happen to also be on Google's payroll, who are also shilling for Google just like Colbert, Corden, Fallon, and Kimmel are shilling.

posted by Ace at 02:36 PM

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