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The article is obviously critical of Kerrynomics. You may offer counterpoints to the argument presented, which is fair, but to say its not a criticism of Kerry is rather bizarre.
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How is it bizarre?
Say I'm in favor of Kerry's proposal to limit malpractice lawyers. Your response: John Edwards made a lot of money as a malpractice lawyer, wink wink. If you can point out the critique of Kerry's plan (which by the way I know nothing about, but it is apparent neither does the author) other than innuendo, I'd like to hear it. Similarly with Kerry's tax plan. John Kerry wants to tax the 'working man' earning over $200,000, but his rich wife doesn't pay any taxes, nudge nudge. Again, where is the criticism of Kerry's actual plan??? IMO, criticism implies rational analysis of a policy, not just innuendo and opinion.