Posted on 05/03/2012 5:09:06 PM PDT by Kaslin
Election 2012: The Obama campaign website has a feature that's supposed to show how his policies will help a fictional "Julia" during her life. What it really shows is Obama's vision of cradle-to-grave government dependency.
The campaign's "Life of Julia" interactive feature tries to depict how Obama would help, and Romney would hurt, women in America.
It's so ridiculously amateurish, you have to wonder who's in charge of the $170 million the campaign has spent.
Still, it provides a window into Obama's warped worldview — one in which everything good that happens in America is due to some federal program or other.
Julia, for example, gets a good start on education only because of Head Start, and does well on her SATs only because of Obama's education programs.
She manages to get into college thanks to still more federal help. And when she gets a job, she can "focus on her work" because under ObamaCare "health insurance is required to cover birth control."
The feature goes on until, after Julia spends the rest of her career dependent on government, Social Security lets "her retire comfortably, without worrying that she'll run out of savings."
That's Obama's vision, anyway. Here's what Julia's life will really be like under his policies:
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Julia is in for one hell of a surprise.....in the real world of Obamaville
He offers American women a glorious ghetto existence just like he and his pals have gifted to Black America.
“Julia” perfectly encapsulates the left-liberal vision: everyone should be dependent on the state. Lord knows, no Americans succeeded at anything before FDR started the welfare state. Why, Americans were always too weak and stupid to do anything for themselves. Is this really how libs look at their own country..their own citizens? What a mean, pitiful, hopeless outlook to have.
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