Google’s Presidents Day Snubbery

ARTICLE SYNOPSIS:

Since its founding, it’s been a tradition at Google to snub President’s Day.

Follow this link to the original source: “Google Holiday Logos“

JBS.org COMMENTARY:

Since their founding in 1999, the deciders in chief at Google.com have provided cute cartoons of their logo for such days as Earth Day, the 50th Anniversery of Sputnik and Yuri Gagarin Day. With a Russian co-founder of the company, we can cut them a little slack for wanting to impress the boss.

… However, considering Google became a raging success in a country with the
political and economic system that provided their founder the
opportunity to become a very rich man, is it too much to ask for a
little more respect?

read Jim Capo’s full commentary …

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Liberty Letters editor Steve Farrell is a pundit with America's Newspage, Newsmax.com, associate professor of political economy at George Wythe College, and the author of the highly praised inspirational novel, "Dark Rose." | More from Steve Farrell