Wait, what?
On Monday night, Sen. Orrin Hatch’s (R-UT) office noticed a not-so-small error on Google’s search results for the Utah senator. The search engine said Hatch, who is very much alive, had died in September 2017.
“Hi…@Google? We might need to talk,” the office of the not-dead senator tweeted.
Hi.. @Google?
We might need to talk. pic.twitter.com/vdHbcccy7x
— Senator Hatch Office (@senorrinhatch) July 24, 2018
They then provided proof that Hatch is still among the living.
Here is Senator Hatch reading a newspaper earlier. pic.twitter.com/mRWyhfxece
— Senator Hatch Office (@senorrinhatch) July 24, 2018
Here is a video just last week of Senator Hatch signing bills. pic.twitter.com/A2DtZ1No3z
— Senator Hatch Office (@senorrinhatch) July 24, 2018
Still, Hatch apparently managed to stay productive from beyond the grave.
In the brief period the internet pronounced Hatch dead, he advanced 3 bills. https://t.co/j9GoUhSP0m
Suicide hotline — https://t.co/cB4ju9Q4O9
Workforce training in Perkins CTEhttps://t.co/oUBO2ZiC4s
Even in death, Hatch remains one of the Senate’s most prolific legislators.
— Senator Hatch Office (@senorrinhatch) July 24, 2018
And the office posted another photo on Tuesday morning, just in case there were still any doubts:
Catching up on the news this morning, grateful to be alive. pic.twitter.com/YDrYQowQlN
— Senator Hatch Office (@senorrinhatch) July 24, 2018
