It’s time for the part two in our ongoing series on Exposing Earl Pomeroy. In the last part, I discussed how Earl has used farming subsidies to generate good press, gain more control over the farmers, and eventually to get re-elected year after year by claiming to be the great savior of the farmers. Today, it’s time to discuss how Earl Pomeroy is not only an unpatriotic individual who works hard to decrease the morale of our troops in the pursuit of defeat, but also how he tries to hide it. As highlighted by a blogger here, Earl Pomeroy voted against this bill which would have boosted the morale of our troops by declaring that the United States will be victorious in the War on Terror. But of course, why would a leftist like Earl want to support our troops anyway? It would be one thing if he would admit that he doesn’t support them, so at least voters wouldn’t be conned into thinking that they’re voting for a patriot. However, Earl tries to cover it up on his website with this nifty link.



In the screenshot from Earl’s website above, you can clearly see that Earl wants you to think that “supporting our troops” is an “issue” for him, but it obviously isn’t. Let’s click the link to find out exactly how Earl will make us think that he supports the troops.



As you can see, Earl wants you to think that he is supporting the troops by providing a photo of himself eating lunch amongst them. What he doesn’t want you to know that he has joined all of the other Democrats in trying to decrease their morale. Yes, the same Democrats whose leader declares things like “The War is Lost”. Maybe Earl should have brought that up as a talking point at the dinner table..."being amongst you soldiers here today, I get the feeling that the war is lost!”. I also find funny the link that he provides: “How to support our troops”. I think that Earl is the only one who needs to click on that link; he could learn something from it.

The fact that Earl Pomeroy does not support our troops and tries to con his voters into thinking that he does is just one more reason why Earl Pomeroy has to go. Tell your friends, family, and co-workers that the Exiting of Earl is Essential in 2008.