The way I feel about John Kerry is no secret.

But who am I?

I'm just a humble journalist, an independent American pundit, a white, male Christian.

I've built the case against Kerry as strongly as I know how. Now it's time to make the case for Kerry.

I'll need a little help with this. So I will call on the assistance of the many prominent – and not-so-prominent – people around the world who have a different view from me.

In the interest of balance, fairness and equal time, let's review the opinions of some of those people and how they think about the upcoming presidential race.

• It's worth noting that while a solid majority of Muslim-Americans supported George W. Bush in 2000, 54 percent are supporting Kerry this year. Fewer than 6 percent are reportedly behind Bush, according to a survey conducted by the Council on American-Islamic Relations. Muslim-American political action committees are going all out for the Democrat.

• Likewise, it appears atheists are overwhelmingly supporting the Democrat. Kerry has secured the much-vaunted official endorsement of the Godless Americans Political Action Committee.

• And while WorldNetDaily first reported on the Communist Party USA's efforts to stop Bush at all costs, including the development of a "united front" against him and the party's decision not to run a candidate in 2004, it is now all but official that the reds are indeed supporting Kerry. Sam Webb, the national chairman of the party, writes: "Across the country there is a growing anti-Bush feeling, but that alone is not enough. To win requires that millions be convinced that the differences between Bush and Kerry are real, substantial and consequential to their lives on the whole range of issues."

• WorldNetDaily also first reported on the fact that the Democratic Socialists of America Political Action Committee has endorsed Kerry.

• Kerry also claims to have the support from foreign leaders around the world – and he's right. As far back as March, North Korea's Stalinist dictator Kim Jong-Il began broadcasting the senator's speeches in his information-starved slave state – all the while bashing Bush's policies..

• The communist totalitarians in Hanoi are also putting their blessing on the Kerry campaign. First, they hung a photograph of Kerry in a place of honor in their "War Crimes Museum." Then, when WorldNetDaily reported on Kerry's treatment as a hero, it was removed.

• The adult entertainment industry and pornographers have endorsed John Kerry as their candidate for the presidency.

• And last, but not least, Yasser Arafat's Palestinian Authority weighed in last week in no uncertain terms on behalf of a Kerry presidency.

So, there you have it. If you are not yet certain about how you are going to cast your vote next week, this is certainly something to think about.

Muslims, atheists, communists, socialists, dictators and pornographers are all on board. This is the kind of diversity Kerry has in his support base. What are you waiting for?

In addition to these groups, we know that abortionists, radical feminists, homosexual militants and extreme environmentalists are all rallying behind Kerry.

It's time to make a choice. If you find comfort in this company, it's time to stand up and support your candidate. His name is John Kerry.

And he's reporting for duty.