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Google Says Hillary Clinton Will Be The Next President

Search giant and multi-billion dollar company Google may have showed their support as early as 2015 for former New York Senator and former first lady Hillary Clinton. According to CNet, if you are to search in Google who will be the next United States President, the result will show you Clinton. With this news, other presidential candidates Ted Nugent, Hulk Hoganseque, and even Donald Trump might be looking for other technological giants such as Apple or Microsoft to back them up this coming elections.

There must be a valid explanation why Clinton is showing as the next US president and according to renowned independently-minded performer Glen Beck, the nerds explained that Google's search engine reacts to optimized results, and these two happened to be results that appear to be, but actually is not,  definitive answers. Don't worry, everybody is as equally confused with the explanation as to the question.

Up to this day, Google has not released any official statement as to the explanation why their organization is showing the controversial result whenever the search is being made. This can also be an inside joke that as early as now, Clinton is the next best selection for the presidency over Bernie Sanders, who knows.

On related news, MSNBC reported that the former Secretary of State has fired up an approximate 2,000 Virginia Democrats last Friday night at a fundraiser that was hosted by Governor Terry McAuliffe. The former first lady said that she was thrilled to be in front of the Democrats on a historic day for the country.

This is Clinton's next attempt for the top seat in the US after she bowed down to current president Barack Obama in 2008. She later endorsed Barack Obama for president. 2008 was such a history in the United States politics as it tapped the two most controversial topics in the country, the first African-American or the first lady president to ever occupy the most powerful seat in the world. 


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