 that right, Henrietta?” The camera pans to BoJack, who’s no longer BoJack but a woman with her face scribbled out. “Yes, Mrs. Horseman,” Henrietta says, and the camera zooms out to show a much younger Beatrice. The background fades to white. Beatrice steps out of the car, now transformed into a small girl. Time’s arrow has, for a moment, reversed.

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What follows is a difficult-to-watch unspooling of Beatrice’s life—via memories that, because of her disease, melt and morph mid-scene. Characters’ faces are erased or violently scratched out. Words on signs rearrange themselves. The show doesn’t try to excuse Beatrice’s eventual abusiveness, but her painful past does offer context. Her father made his grieving wife get a lobotomy after their son was killed in World War II (silhouettes of Beatrice’s zombie-like mother haunt the episode). As a girl, Beatrice nearly died from scarlet fever. Her cheerily misogynistic father wouldn’t let her eat ice cream (to protect her figure), and would scold her for spending too much time with books. “Reading does nothing for young women but build their brains, taking valuable resources away from their breasts and hips,” he explains. The liberal group Americans United for Change is out with a new ad blitz attacking Republicans for failing to come to an agreement with Democrats over extending unemployment insurance benefits before the end of the year.

“Who had a merry Christmas? The richest one percent,” a voiceover in the ad, airing nationally, said. “Republicans in Congress made sure of that, protecting billions in taxpayer giveaways and for those facing tough times, Republicans stripped 1.3 million Americans of jobless benefits — folks who want to work but cannot find a job.”

The voiceover in the ad continues that “It’s wrong to leave more than a million Americans behind. Tell Republicans restore unemployment benefits now.”

The national ads, which are set to air Dec. 26 and Dec. 27 are accompanied by new polling results commissioned by Americans United for Change and conducted by Public Policy Polling showing bipartisan support for extending unemployment benefits.

The ad and the memo come just a few days after President Barack Obama blasted House Republicans for leaving for the holidays without compromising with Democrats on extending unemployment insurance. In a Friday press conference Obama
that right, Henrietta? ” The camera pans to BoJack, who ’s no longer BoJack but a woman with her grimace scribble out. “ Yes, Mrs. Horseman, ” Henrietta says, and the camera zooms out to testify a much younger Beatrice. The backdrop languish to white. Beatrice pace out of the car, now translate into a small girl. fourth dimension ’s arrow has, for a here and now, reversed. 

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 What follows is a difficult - to - watch unspooling of Beatrice ’s life — via memory that, because of her disease, melt and morph mid - scene. Characters ’ face are erased or violently scratched out. Words on signs rearrange themselves. The display does n’t try to excuse Beatrice ’s eventual abusiveness, but her painful past does offer context. Her father make his grieving wife get a lobotomy after their son was killed in World War II (silhouettes of Beatrice ’s zombie - alike mother haunt the episode). As a girl, Beatrice nearly died from scarlet fever. Her cheerily misogynistic father would n’t let her feed ice cream (to protect her figure), and would grouch her for spend too much time with books. “ interpretation does nothing for young women but build their brain, taking valuable resources away from their breasts and hip, ” he explains. The liberal group Americans United for Change is out with a new ad blitz attacking Republicans for fail to derive to an agreement with Democrats over extending unemployment insurance benefits before the goal of the year. 

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 The national ads, which are set to air Dec. 26 and Dec. 27 are accompanied by new polling results commission by Americans United for Change and conducted by Public Policy Polling showing bipartisan accompaniment for extending unemployment benefits. 

 The ad and the memo fall just a few days after President Barack Obama blasted House Republicans for leave for the holidays without compromising with Democrats on extending unemployment insurance. In a Friday press conference Obama
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What FOLlOws iS a difficult-to-watcH UnSPooling of BeatrIce’s liFe—VIa MEMorIes That, becausE oF her dISease, meLT aND MOrpH Mid-scene. CharaCters’ faces aRE erAsed or ViOleNTly scrAtcheD oUT. WoRds on signs rEarrAnge themsElves. THE show doESn’t try tO excusE BeAtrIce’s EVeNtUal AbUSivENeSs, bUT heR painful PaSt Does oFfer CONTExt. HEr fAtheR made His grieving wiFe gEt a lOBotOmy afTer thEir sOn Was kiLled in world waR II (silhouettes oF BeaTrice’s zomBie-LiKe mOtHer haUNt the ePisOde). as a girl, beatricE NeaRlY DIEd From scarlet fever. HeR cHEErIly misogYnistiC FaThER wouldn’t LeT heR eat ICE creaM (to pROtEct her fiGure), anD WoUlD scold hEr For speNdIng Too Much tIMe wiTh bookS. “Reading Does nOThing for young wOMen but build thEIr BRAiNS, takIng Valuable resOurcES awaY froM ThEir BReastS and hIpS,” He EXplains. The liberal grOuP AmeriCans UNited for ChangE is out with A NEW ad blitz AttaCKiNG Republicans foR failIng to come tO An agreemEnt wiTh DemocrAts over exTENding uneMplOymEnt InsURAnCe benefits befORE the EnD of the yEar.

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the vOiceover iN thE ad conTinUEs that “it’s wroNg to lEaVe mORE than A MIlLioN AMericans beHINd. TEll RePuBlicAns restOre unemployment benEFitS now.”

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THe ad anD The Memo cOme jusT a Few dayS afteR PResident barack Obama blasted House republIcans For Leaving foR thE HolIdays withOut cOmpromisinG wiTh DEmocrAts ON exteNdinG UnEmpLOymenT insURance. In a FRIdAy pRESs Conference OBAMA
 that right, Henrietta?” T he camerapanstoBoJ ac k, w ho’s  no longer BoJ a ck b ut a woman with her fa ce sc ri b bled ou t. “Y es, Mrs .  H o r sem an ,”  He nr i et ta sa ys,  and th e camera z oom sout to showa  m uch younge r B eatrice. The  ba ckgrou nd  fa d es to  wh ite.Beatri c e step s out ofth e  car,n ow tran s f or medinto a small girl .  T i me’s arrow has , foram om e n t,rev ersed.

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W hat fol l ow s i s a difficult-to- watch unspo o lin g of B ea tri c e’s li fe—vi am emo ries that,beca use of he r dise a se, mel t  and mo rph mi d-s cen e. C h ar ac ter s’ fac e sare era sed or v io le ntlyscra t c h e d ou t.Word s onsigns rearran gethem s elv es. T he sh ow d oe sn’ttry to  excu se  Beatrice’s eve ntua l abusive nes s,  bu ther p a infulpas t d oes off er cont e xt.  H e r fa ther made his grie vi n g  w ife geta lobo t om ya fter the ir  so n wa s kille d in Wo rld WarII (si l ho ue ttes of  B eatric e’ s z omb ie-li k e mo ther h aunt the  epis o de). As a girl ,  Beatrice nea r ly d ie d  fro m s carlet feve r. H e r ch eeri l ymis o gynis tic f at h er wouldn’t let her ea tice cr eam ( to protect he r figure), a n d wouldscol d  h e r for spending  toomuch timew ith book s. “R eading d oes nothi n g  for you ngwom enbut b ui ld their brai n s , ta ki ng valu abl e resou rce s a way  fr om  their br easts an dhi ps ,”  he  expl a ins. The  l ibe ra l g roupA merica ns Un ited  f or Cha nge iso ut w ithane w ad  bl it z att acki n g R epublic ans for f ail i ng t oco me to a n agreement w it h Democrat sove r exte n d ing unem ployment insurance bene f its bef ore  theendof the ye ar. 

“Who  ha d  a mer ry Chr istma s?  Th e riche s t  o nepe rcent,” av o ice overin  the  ad, ai ring nationally, s a id.  “Republicans  in  Con g r es s m a de sur eo f t h a t, protecting b illions in  t a xp ayer givea w ays  a nd forthose f acing tough t imes, Rep ublicansst ripp e d  1. 3 millionAmerican s of jobl e ss be n ef its —  fo lks wh owan t towork b u t c annot  findajob.”
Thevo iceoverin the ad continues tha t “It’ s wro ngto leavemor e  th an a mill ionAmericansbeh ind . Tel l R e publi cans re sto r e une mplo y ment bene f it s n o w .” 

The natio n a l  ad s, wh ich are se t to  air Dec. 26 andD ec. 27 are acc ompa n i edbyn ew p ol ling results c omm is s i oned byAm ericans Uni ted forCh a nge a nd con ducted  by Pub l i cP olicyPoll ing  showingbip ar t isan su pp or t  for e xten di ng une mploym e nt b e n efits.

The ad a nd th e memoc ome  just  a  few da y s af ter Presid ent BarackObamablas ted H ouse Re pu blican s f or  leaving f o r the hol idays  withou tcomp rom isingwith D emocr atson  ex tending u n e mp l oy me n t i nsur ance.  I n aFriday pr e ss confe ren c e Obama 
 that_right, Henrietta?”_The camera pans to_BoJack, who’s_no_longer BoJack_but_a woman with_her face scribbled_out. “Yes, Mrs. Horseman,”_Henrietta says, and_the_camera zooms out to show a much younger Beatrice. The background fades to white._Beatrice_steps out_of_the_car, now transformed into a_small girl. Time’s arrow has,_for a_moment, reversed.

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What follows is a difficult-to-watch unspooling of_Beatrice’s_life—via memories that,_because of her disease, melt and morph mid-scene. Characters’_faces are erased or violently scratched_out. Words on_signs_rearrange_themselves. The show doesn’t_try to excuse Beatrice’s eventual abusiveness,_but her painful past does offer_context. Her father made his grieving wife_get a lobotomy after their son_was killed in World War_II (silhouettes_of Beatrice’s zombie-like mother haunt_the episode). As_a girl,_Beatrice nearly died_from scarlet fever. Her cheerily misogynistic_father wouldn’t let_her eat ice cream (to protect_her_figure), and would_scold_her_for spending_too much time_with_books. “Reading_does_nothing for young women but build_their_brains, taking valuable resources away from their_breasts and hips,” he_explains._The liberal group Americans_United for Change is out_with a new ad blitz attacking_Republicans for_failing to_come to an agreement with Democrats over extending unemployment insurance benefits_before the end of the year.

“Who_had a merry Christmas?_The richest_one_percent,” a voiceover_in_the ad,_airing nationally, said. “Republicans in Congress made_sure of_that, protecting billions in taxpayer giveaways_and for those facing_tough_times, Republicans stripped 1.3 million Americans_of jobless benefits — folks who_want to work but cannot_find_a_job.”

The voiceover in the ad_continues that “It’s wrong to leave_more than a_million Americans behind. Tell Republicans restore unemployment_benefits_now.”

The national ads, which are set_to_air Dec. 26 and Dec. 27_are_accompanied_by new polling results commissioned_by Americans United for Change and_conducted by Public Policy Polling showing bipartisan support for_extending unemployment benefits.

The_ad and the memo come_just_a_few days after President Barack Obama blasted House Republicans for_leaving for_the holidays without_compromising with Democrats on extending unemployment insurance. In a Friday_press conference Obama