Republican lawmakers were well aware that the Judiciary Committee hearing where Google CEO Sundar Pichai testified would be one of the last they convened before handing over control of the House to the Democrats after the midterm elections.
They didn’t squander the opportunity, using nearly four hours of questions during the December session to make clear their worry that the ubiquitous Internet search engine was weighting results in favor of liberals and could turn voters against conservatives.
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