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
Perhaps they meant “dead inside,” in which case death occurred long before 2017.
Nah. I think Wiki is correct. Hatch has been dead for a while.
Did they offer proof of life? Those possibly photoshopped pictures aren’t enough.
How can they be sure?
Ha ha. That twitter thread is funny. But no one pointed out he “died” on 9/11?