Novak contends that Connecticut's U.S. Senator has engaged in a vendetta against a State Department employee, while supporting undemocratic rulers in Cuba and Venezuela.

Wall Street Journal column in which Mary Anastasia O'Grady asserts that the Connecticut Senator has defended violence in Haiti.

Bill Clinton confidante and columnist Dick Morris writes about the role of Connecticut's U.S. Senator Chris Dodd in the Arthur Andersen and Enron debacles, and the broader failure of accountability on Wall Street.

Newspaper columnist Joseph Perkins criticizes Connecticut's U.S. Senator Chris Dodd for being hypocritical in supporting filibusters of judicial nominations.

Article by Joseph Straw of the New Haven Register. Ralph Nader contends that Dodd seeks to weaken "the civil justice rights of consumers and taxpayers."

Washington Post columnist Steven Pearlstein blames Senator Chris Dodd for a "stunningly misguided provision" that invited debacles such as Enron.

No Senate Democrat has done more for Wall Street, according to Public Campaign, which is a non-partisan, non-profit organization working on behalf of comprehensive campaign finance reform.