Quick,
hide under the covers. The nation’s storyteller, Barack Obama, unveiled
a frightening new fable on the Internet intended to scare women away
from supporting fiscal conservatives in November. But as is increasingly
common with Obama’s social-media propaganda initiatives, “The Life of
Julia” immediately flopped.
Why? Because 1) self-sufficient women voters
aren’t as sheeple-ish as Democratic strategists make them out to be, 2)
conservative activists are overtaking Obama’s zombie army online, 3)
non-delusional Americans don’t want cradle-to-grave utopians turning
their country into the next Greece or Spain, and 4) responsible grownups
are getting sick and tired of radical Saul Alinsky–style tall tales
from the progressive Pied Piper.
Using snazzy graphics and interactive slideshow features,
BarackObama.com spins a glowing narrative of imaginary Julia’s life from
age 3 to age 67. But “Julia” is a pathetic figment of the progressive
imagination. She simply cannot function without the lifelong
intervention of federal patriarchs.
Instead of two parents preparing her for
school, Obama credits Head Start bureaucrats with ensuring that Julia is
“ready to learn and succeed” in kindergarten.
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