Today marks the high point of Ted Kennedy's memory. The media's lavish coverage of his funeral and burial day will be full of praise for the departed. But underneath the thin coating of whitewash lie some ugly incontrovertible facts which will not go away.Mark Steyn has penned an unblinking yet witty look at the facts surrounding Chappaquiddick and the media, mocking Kennedy's media enablers and the man they helped.  The distinct contrast between the line being fed by the media since Kennedy died and the widely known reality of the man has aggravated me, and I suspect millions of others who resent honoring a man of this moral character. There is an appetite building for the other side of the story, since the one we are getting is so obviously phony to at least half the populace.Once Kennedy is buried, we will see another battle between the mainstream media and the conservative alternative media over his memory. The story of Kennedy's offer to the KGB to work against President...(Read Full Post)