Responding to this post linking to a Washington Times article questioning whether John Kerry got a fair appraisal for the market value of his house used to make a campaign loan, a Kerry supporter pointed me to a February 26, 2004 Boston Globe article, Glen Johnson, “3 Boston Brokers See a Fair Appraisal,” Feb. 26, 2004, at A20. The article is no longer free on the newspaper’s website, but those with Lexis access can find it here. It begins: “The home appraisal that allowed John F. Kerry to make a much-needed $6.4 million loan to his presidential campaign set an aggressive but not unreasonable value for the property, given the exclusiveness of his Beacon Hill neighborhood and the distinct nature of his townhouse, three high-end Boston real estate brokers said yesterday.”