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Time to move away from Google?

October 11, 2007 21:12 by ckincincy

Well no secret here... I'm a staunch conservative. Try not to support liberal leaning corporations, looks like it is time to start moving away from Google. A few things that jump out:

1. In the news today is that Google was disallowing anti MoveOn.org ads. Because MoveOn.org is copyrighted... but isn't Microsoft as well?

2. Just do a Google search for liberal Google.

3. 98% of Google Employee political contributions went to the democrats.

I could go on... but I think I'll give Microsoft's offerings a whirl, as they have really improved over the past year.

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