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Huntsman a spider? 7 politicians with Google problems (besides Rick Santorum).

The moral of the Rick Santorum-Google story shows casual Internet searching without context can be problematic. Here are seven other politicians whose names yield curious search results.

4. Rep. Daniel Webster of Florida

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This is Daniel Webster, not Daniel Webster.

Sept. 22, 2011, 9:04 p.m. ET

By Andrew Mach Contributor

OK, so the affiliation is largely a positive one. But the senator, lawyer, and secretary of State who was a leading statesman of the mid-19th century does bump the Florida Republican off the top of the Google charts.

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Huntsman a spider? 7 politicians with Google problems (besides Rick Santorum).

The moral of the Rick Santorum-Google story shows casual Internet searching without context can be problematic. Here are seven other politicians whose names yield curious search results.

4. Rep. Daniel Webster of Florida

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