Santorum’s New Google Problem

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Updated Apr. 21, 2017 5:33PM EDT / Published Feb. 23, 2012 12:55PM EST

This one may actually be worse for Rick Santorum's campaign than his original Google problem. During Wednesday night's debate, Santorum was attacked from all sides by his competitors on his Senate record, making the top trending topics on Google during the event subjects related to Rick's career. Searches for the word "earmark," for example, increased by 2,300 percent, and "bridge to nowhere" was up 600 percent, as voters watching the debate were clearly interested to learn more about Santorum's involvement in these contentious issues.

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Santorum’s New Google Problem