> it's certainly a pretty silly failure of their vaunted algorithms. I totally agree, it could be as simple as the algorithm finding more usages of 'gun' and '

> it's certainly a pretty silly failure of their vaunted algorithms. I totally agree, it could be as simple as the algorithm finding more usages of 'gun' and 'rights' on the Gun Control page than on the Right to Bear Arms page and basing its decision solely off that. However it could be as complex as skewed data in a deep learning model that takes in every users search term and subsequent selected result. No one really knows exactly how its decided except Google's own engineers. The fact that most other, very similar search terms provide the expected results suggests to me that it is not an intentional misdirection, otherwise the other search terms about guns would also show the Gun Control page.