Google Executives Bound For Obama Administration?

Google CEO Eric Schmidt, to no one’s surprise, officially endorsed Senator Barack Obama for President, a “natural evolution” from his current informal campaign advisor role. Though he says it’s a personal thing, and not an official Google endorsement, you’d be hard-pressed to find a Googler stumping for the other side.

Vint Cerf, Google VP and self-described Cofounder of the Internet, uploaded a video endorsement to YouTube last week; Sergey Brin and Larry Page are known Democrats (no intention of tone in the language there, though it comes out as if to say they are openly something scandalous, known furries, and such); Google short list for that spot? Cerf, for one, but also Steve Ballmer, Jeff Bezon, Ed Felten, and yes, Schmidt, who’ll be credits YouTube as being a major Internet force responsible for bringing “the end of Rovian politics.”

Well, at least that’s good, if it’s really the end at least.



^{*No, spectrum doesn’t have pipes. These are imaginary, metaphorical-type pipes meant to invoke memories of double-dipping telco CEOs.}