
Does it sound eerily familiar? Of course, it does -- although, no thanks to Patrick himself, there wasn't a fatality this time around.
Indeed, Patrick's exploitation of privilege, his cowardice, his attempted manipulation of the press, his glaringly unsuccessful portrayal of himself as victim, his dishonesty regarding the cause of the accident, and the arrogant stupidity of getting behind the wheel when drunk (or loopy from other drugs, as he now claims), all are haunting reminders of his father's tragic actions at Chappaquiddick.

Therefore, here's a few sites to look through which illuminate Ted Kennedy's actions of July 1969, revealing the cruel injustice that was (and is) largely ignored by the mainstream media. 1) A detailed review of Chappaquiddick and its cover-up from YTedK, a Ted Kennedy expose' site; 2) A Jeff Jacoby column; and 3) A Myrna Blyth NRO column.