Hillary Clinton fails to make Google's top 10 politician list

By Chad Merda

Hillary Clinton may dominate the polls, have a pantsuits coloring book and charging hundreds of thousands of dollars for a speech, but she lacks one thing: Internet supremacy.

Google has released its list of top U.S. searches for 2014 and the former secretary of state and potential presidential candidate is noticeably absent from the list — while other potential candidates fill it up.

President Barack Obama comes in at No. 1, while Republicans Chris Christie, Rand Paul, Rick Perry and Ted Cruz round out the top five.

Vice President Joe Biden comes in at No. 6. Suprisingly, he’s absent from the top 10 GIF search list, even though he provides plenty of GIF opportunities.

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