Now They're Worried About Obama Getting A Rise!

The right jealous that Obama got a better package.

When they go low, we go high! Those are the words of First Lady Michelle Obama. Her words of wisdom is a rally call to combat the absurdity of conservative misinformation.

Today, I hear that the conservatives are worked up over a 2008 picture of then Barack Obama on a desk with an erection.

That's right, the right is concerned about the president's manhood. They are complaining about the president getting an erection while campaigning.

This was splashed on The Drudge Report today. This is coming from some website that I refuse to mention. They catch the president on the phone and the agitators look down on his pants.

Aboard a flight, then Senator Barack Obama is talking on a cellphone as her arises from his seat; nearby a female reporter catches a glance of something that makes her uncomfortable, sending her skirmishing to the back of the plane.



Obama Flaunts Erection to Female Reporters...

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The website claims that Obama, rather than downplay the awkward display, they said that he plays it up, positioning himself so the gathered reporters have little choice but to take in his "chauvinistic" performance.

The video was shot on through CNN. Of course, the right is bitching about CNN holding on to this "bombshell" of a story.

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Snopes had determined that the erection is unfounded. For example, a misleading WikiLeaks e-mail was circulated with the claim that it documented Hillary Clinton's using the term "sand niggers" to refer to Muslims, and an out-of-context video of President Obama using the word "pussy" was passed around on social media.

Staunch supporters of Donald Trump spent the first half of October 2016 attempting to deflect criticism of the Republican presidential nominee after a 2005 video surfaced capturing him making lewd and offensive comments about women. One of the strategies they employed was to downplay Trump's comments by asserting that most men engaged in such "locker room talk" and accusing Hillary Clinton and President Barack Obama of having said worse things.