A few months old, but I'd not heard of this until tonight and I had to laugh. If you can't see the video (wouldn't load for me), you might have more luck at snopes, who's address and article title are snicker-worthy all on their own.
http://www.snopes.com/presidential-erection/
This thread was inspired by Claeyt's thread naming conventions and by his post quoted below just before he admonished everyone to stop talking about it because it's a derail and he can't win an argument unless he gets the last word, please.
Claeyt wrote:It is physically impossible to "erase" everything Obama did as we're seeing with the ACA alone. There is no going back on gay rights, the changes to the economy, including the Paris accord, or to many of the executive orders he signed.
As for dissolution of the democratic party, that's just stupid. Trump did not even get a majority of the presidential votes. He took 3 states with less than 200,000 votes out of 20 million cast in those 3 states to win the electoral college (which was created to count slaves in the south and is broken beyond all repair). Don't forget the Republicans lost congressional and Senate seats this past election. They might hold the Senate in 2 years but they'll lose congress if the trends since 2010 hold out. At the state level, although the democrats have lost the most, they lost less this election than in 2010. 'Gerrymandering' and 'Voter Suppression' the 2 main tools of the Republican party's maintaining their control in swing states are being challenged at all levels of the judiciary and they will both be in front of the Supreme court within 2 years and the swing vote has said he would consider changes to gerrymandering in interviews and it was 5-4 to the voting rights act that is allowing voter suppression tactics like what we've seen. The politically gerrymandered districts were just recently thrown out in both Wisconsin and N. Carolina. The Democratic party is still 51% of the vote and is far from gone, in fact 2 years from now I still think that the Republican party will be the most changed by Trump while the Democrats harden into the party of Bernie Sanders's ideas which are polling a lot better than Trump right now.
Yes, it is impossible to just erase everything Obama did. That is going to be the work of years. Long, sad years in some cases. He has done more to raise racial tensions in his eight years as president than maybe any other single person in American history. And he's not stopped yet, it's horrifying.
And the ACA is such a mess it will take quite a lot of work to extricate ourselves from the morass it created, especially considering how many insurance companies went out of business entirely because of it. This too will take years to recover from, assuming Trump does the right thing. There's no guarantee he will though, since he's not a believer in small government like an actual Republican would be.
I've no time to talk about Obama's other awful decisions right now, but I'm sure there will be plenty of time tomorrow. Just as a quick run-down though: he ended the wet-foot/dry-foot policy, he commuted Chelsea Manning's sentence, sending a horrible message regarding how we deal with traitors, he drastically relaxed background checks on immigrants, presumably to make Trump look bad when he reinstates them, he complimented the press on not being sycophants and admonished them to keep up the good work while the press slobbered all over him like dogs (the implication being that he wants the press to really be hard on Trump, as if they won't be ), and he has been doing his best to release as many terrorists from Guantanimo Bay as he can as fast as he can, and on and on.
Meanwhile, the Democratic party is indeed imploding and Obama has been helping it along in a selfish bid to try to make people remember him. You can try to spin it all you want, but the Democratic party lost a lot this election and it's not looking like they'll be getting it back any time soon. People are just too sick and tired of being called racist/evil/bigoted/what-have-you and so long as the Democratic party keeps that up (and they seem to be doubling down on it), they're just going to keep losing.