Just read the following paragraph:
Democratic strategists have blamed the Massachusetts senator more than his campaign, saying he is known to be a candidate who doesn’t take advice well or likes to split his staff into competing camps. Indeed, his presidential campaign is layered with high-priced advisers, some of whom have duplicative roles and are roughly divided into two factions: those based in Washington, where Kerry has been a senator for 18 years, and others from his home town of Boston.
If this is how he runs a campaign, how would he run an administration?
The Dish 