Clinton appointee says it is "absurd" for John Kerry to complain about private citizens funding attacks against him, when Democratic donor-funded groups have raised far more funds.

Jeff Jacoby finds that trying to keep up with John Kerry's shifting stands can be baffling even to those who have followed his career for decades.

Reports that John Kerry opposed a Massachusetts amendment in 2002 that would have preserved traditional marriage, and also voted against 85 other Senators who passed a federal law in defense of marriage.

Site independent of the Catholic Church, criticizing the Democratic presidential candidate for supporting a requirement that Catholic hospitals and charities provide abortion coverage, and for supporting same sex marriage.

Examination of racial diversity in the staff of Senator John Kerry as compared to the staff of President George W. Bush.

Morton Kondracke compares the negative and inflammatory rhetoric of the opposing political parties in the 2004 presidential race.

Despite his claim to have "led the fight" on several fronts, few bills bear his name.

Kerry is criticized for voting to cut defense, intelligence, and major weapons programs, and for voting against the Gulf War in 1991, and also for recent inconsistencies regarding Iraq. From an edited transcript of Brit Hume's interview with Dick Cheney.

Dick Morris asserts that Democrats did themselves no favor by choosing John Kerry, and that Edwards would have been chosen if party leaders had not rushed the process.

John Pike claims Kerry never missed an opportunity in Massachusetts to align himself with Ted Kennedy or the Kennedy clan, or to play up his supposed Irish heritage.

Anti-Kerry blog invites comments from visitors. Includes cartoons and photos.

Links to scores of websites opposing the election of John Kerry in 2004, and hundreds of related news stories.

Associated Press article contends that Senator John Kerry has a quid pro quo for using his Senate power to help those seeking appointments.

Argues that John Kerry is attuned to an earlier era, by NR White House correspondent Byron York.

Seth Leibsohn and Shaun Small find John Kerry's policies for national security and social security are ineffective.

Collection of news articles and opinion pieces critical of Kerry.

Public opinion poll of military personnel shows very little support for John Kerry

Michael Isikoff claims Senator John Kerry was less than truthful about meeting a donor who gave him tainted money.

Bob Dole writes in the Wall Street Journal that John Kerry should stop questioning the honorable military service of President Bush.

Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry, under pressure to say which foreign leaders were rooting for him to beat U.S. President George W. Bush, refused to reveal any names. Article reprinted courtesy of www.myway.com.

Geov Parrish discusses his problem with the candidate's perceived dullness.

Democrat Mickey Kaus expresses two big fears about John Kerry. The first is that?he'll lose. The second is that he'll win. Kaus concludes that "Kerry could turn into a Carter after several months."

Elizabeth Schulte asserts that Senator Kerry is a 19-year flip-flopper.

Contends that Kerry views every gun control measure that comes along as being reasonable.

The health plan of the 2004 presidential candidate is examined and criticized by the National Center for Policy Analysis. NCPA is a non-profit public policy research institute seeking private sector solutions to public policy problems.

Mona Charen compares John Kerry unfavorably to President Bush. She praises Kerry's Vietnam War service, but not his subsequent behavior.

Reprint of New York Post article in which columnist and Bostonian Howie Carr is critical of John Kerry.

Senator John Kerry referred to a Secret Service agent protecting his life as a "son of a bitch."

Criticizes how Kerry received his military awards, and how he helped to lead Vietnam Veterans Against the War (VVAW).

Sydney H. Schanberg asserts John Kerry covered up MIA information in order to smooth normalization of relations with Vietnam.

A 9/11 widow argues that John Kerry is wrong, and that Iraq is central to defeating al Qaeda.

John Kerry is criticized for not ordering "a stop to the dirty tricks of his Democratic underlings and allies." Column reprinted at the Nader campaign web site.

Jim VandeHei reports that Senator John Kerry has raised more money from paid lobbyists than any other senator over the past 15 years.

Columnist Charles Krauthammer criticizes John Kerry and the Democrats for negative campaigning.

Many veterans of the Vietnam War, including opponents of the war, deplore the way in which John Kerry protested it.