Most polls indicate that the race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris will come down to the wire.
With Election Day just weeks away, Kamala Harris will take all the help she can get in order to take her boss’ job.
But a leading executive revealed the surprising reaction this one picture with Donald Trump earned him.
This major social media platform was just caught red-handed playing political favorites
In today’s America, many people do not know the basics of finance, business, and home economics.
After all, many school systems across America care more about teaching kids “woke” garbage instead of how to balance a checkbook or manage their expenses.
Recognizing this major problem with today’s society, real estate investor and private equity fund manager Grant Cardone launched a social media campaign called 10X Studios, designed to teach people the basics of finance and business management.
Cardone primarily uses YouTube to reach out to his audience, given the platform’s size and popularity with people of all ages.
But little did Cardone know that would turn his project into a complete headache.
Like many savvy business leaders across the nation, Cardone openly supports Donald Trump, knowing that his policies benefit businesses, entrepreneurs, and workers.
However, according to Cardone and 10X co-founder Jarrod Glandt, Google flagged some of their recent ads rendering them ineligible for monetization, claiming they violated Google’s terms and conditions, which mandate that political ads submit to review before release.
However, these ads were not political in nature, causing Cardone and Glandt to scratch their heads.
Upon closer review, Cardone and Gladnt found that one of the ads featured a picture of Donald Trump, spurring the wrath of Google and YouTube.
Knowing about Google and YouTube’s left-wing bias, the two entrepreneurs ran a little experiment, which has since gone viral all across the internet.
The two designed an ad that prominently featured Kamala Harris, even showing her face in the thumbnail, which took YouTube and Google weeks to flag as compared to the instant nature of the previous “Trump” flaggings.
A spokesman for Google has since released a statement on the matter, stating that “Under our policies, both of these ads should have been disapproved because the advertiser has not completed our election advertising verification process.”
“The second ad was initially approved in error and has since been blocked. Our policies are designed to treat all advertisers equally, regardless of political affiliation. Occasionally our systems make mistakes, and we correct them as soon as we spot them,” the Big Tech giant tried to explain.
Platforms will do anything to get Kamala Harris elected
As 10X Studios highlighted, many Big Tech platforms have a blatant bias for Democrats such as Kamala Harris.
This bias could give Kamala Harris the edge she needs as the 2024 election cycle comes down to the final stretch.
And with polls showing a neck-and-neck race, every instance of Big Tech political meddling could make a major difference this Election Day.
Stay tuned to Unmuzzled News for any updates to this ongoing story.
