At least admit that your initial statement was unclear at best, and intentionally misleading at worst. You made it sound like Googlers, in their capacity as emp

At least admit that your initial statement was unclear at best, and intentionally misleading at worst. You made it sound like Googlers, in their capacity as employees, were working for a political campaign. >And Google is incorporated in California, which has strict laws that employees are allowed to develop what they like when they're not on the clock using company resources. Not really. Try to develop a search engine in your spare time and see what happens.