> Google is choosing to not take the Federalists money and doesn’t want to put up Federalists billboards on its property.
That's factually incorrect. You have it backwards: Google was giving The Federalist money to advertise digital billboards on The Federalist.
Do they have the legal right to do so? Perhaps, at least until they're declared a utility and regulated, but this probably requires a lawyer to answer, because in some cases political opinions are protected in California.
Now a question for you: do people have the right to be outraged about it, and frightened by the threat Google poses to free communication and thus democracy?
The media (at least in US) appears to be heavily biased.
What I understand this heavily biased post is saying is that the opposing media is so heavily biased that it feels like lying to them.
Is it wrong to say this?
I do not see it right that one media outlet has the power to shut down opposing media outlets.
This is not cool. This is very dangerous.