[C. Edmund Wright]

This will be the best ad - best anti Obama ad that is - of the entire campaign. Neither the RNC nor Mitt’s minion’s nor Rove et al will dare be this ideological.

Finally a good creative person for conservatives, and damned if they don’t work for Obama Biden 12.

[Berlin_Freeper]

Julia is said to be a web designer but the great majority of those jobs are men.

[Sacajaweau]

Head start began as a parents participation program. I went with my kid to the school. The parents were in one room. The kids were in another.

In the long run, I found no benefit. They were just as happy playing with the neighborhood kids instead of the monotonous structure of head start.

It's nothing more than a baby sitting program now.

Go back to the old days. The kids go to kindergarten and mom has to watch the kids.

[Buckeye McFrog]

The author makes a great point.

The Julia ad is strikingly honest.
It’s who Democrats are, it’s what they do.

[KarlInOhio]

...until she’s 26, dad and mom disappear from her life.

When Julia decides to have a child in her mid-30s, there’s nary a mention of a dad or father.

In fact, when Julia’s son Zachary turns into an adult, he disappears from Julia’s life.

My theory: Julia is just a complete bitch who makes life a living hell for anyone around her. I bet her collective farm community garden clears out when she shows up after retirement.

[Old Sarge]

[Cringing Negativism Network]

Julia opposed the state, in 1984.

Liberals may have stepped in it once again, with their adoption of “Julia”.

Here’s a really great summary written 5 years ago at the following site: “Why Winston Smith loved Julia in ‘1984’”:
http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070411054252AAD2tlz

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Julia represents what he wishes he could actively stand for i.e. the opposition of the state. And by loving her, he may feel he is resisting the state, so he is a bit of a coward as he is only internally opposing the state, at least at the start of their relationship.

— credit: “Alfin”

[kevkrom]

Not surprisingly, Iowahawk summed it up best (shame about the typo, though):

"I'm not surprise by campaign ads depicting a bleak totalitarian future. I just didn't expect it as a campaign promise."

[Idaho_Cowboy]

I watched the add. It's idea of typical life is disturbing.

During college, Julia undergoes surgery. For what? Abortion, sterilization, nose job...?

Not saying it couldn't be for cancer or something important, possible, but not typical.

Thanks to Obamacare, her health insurance is required to cover birth control and preventive care, letting Julia focus on her work rather than worry about her health. My goodness, even they call it "Obamacare,"!!!! Plus another reference that Julia never worry about getting an abortion conveniently labeled "preventive care,"

My word, I'm glad I didn't marry a typical woman!

Moral of the story: it used to take a village, now it takes a government.