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January 18, 2006

Teddy Kennedy's Secret Love Child?

Okay... it's from the National Enquirer, which people have mixed feelings about -- tabloid trash, yes, but they seem to win most of their lawsuits -- so this might be irresponsible rumor-mongering. (As opposed, I guess, to responsible rumor-mongering.)

But I'm not on much sleep so fire away:

The National Enquirer splashes this week with a shocking story about Sen. Ted Kennedy’s secret love child with a Cape Cod woman whom the mag says he dated during his days as a swinging single.

According to the tabloid’s source, the boy, named Christopher, just celebrated his 21st birthday and is “mature enough to make his own choices about his background and biological father.”

A Kennedy family confidante told the Enquirer, “This is one of the biggest secrets in the Kennedy family and known to only a few people including Ted’s ex-wife, Joan.”

As for the senator, his spokesgal Melissa Wagoner last night called the tabloid tale “irresponsible fiction.”

Here’s the story according to the Enquirer: Back in 1983, Kennedy, then 51, took up with Caroline Bilodeau, an attractive brunette, several months before divorcing Joan, the mother of his three kids — Kara, Ted Jr. and Patrick.

Bilodeau’s friends told the Enquirer the local lass became so smitten with the senator, she “had dreams about being the next Mrs. Ted Kennedy.” But the love affair came crashing down when Bilodeau told Ted a baby was on the way, the mag reports.

“Caroline announced to the family that she was two months pregnant around May 1984,” blabbed a Bilodeau confidante. “Ted was not happy about the news. He already had three kids with Joan and knew a baby out of wedlock could hurt him politically.”

According to the Enquirer, the scandal-scarred senator begged Bilodeau to have an abortion, but she refused.

“He told her he couldn’t undergo another scandal — not after Chappaquiddick, not so close to his divorce from Joan” said the source. “He was very angry when she defied him and had the child.”

Such things happen, I suppose, but the liberal media only seems to notice conservative hypocrisy. Yes, conservatives are hypocrites, as is any person on the face of the earth who professes a belief in an ideal or code of conduct.

Do you believe in honesty? Then you're a hypocrite, because you lie. Do you believe in personal responsibility? Then you're a hypocrite, because surely there's been at least a couple of times in your life when you did something very wrong and attempted to claim circumstances beyond your control.

The liberal media, especialy Michael Kinsley, who's quite a bear on the subject, are forever pointing out hypocrisy as a vehicle to undermine the value itself being championed. They don't like anti-drug laws, for example, so they're delighted when a Senator's son gets caught with coke and the Senator, quite understandably, fights tooth and nail to keep his kid out of prison. (HYPOCRITE!, they shout.)

But it's only the values they're not very fond of they play this hypocrisy game with. For values they don't particularly deem high priorities, the fact that someone might be a hypocrite is, to them, proof that the value itself is meaningless and should probably not be considered a value at all.

But that's absurd. The only people who aren't hypocrites are perfect nihilists, and there aren't even any of those, because even nihilists secretly believe in some values.

All reporters profess to believe in "honesty" (giggle), but they never suggest that hypocrisy as regards this important value is evidence of its valuelessness.

So, Ted Kennedy, liberal lion, secular saint, lectures Sam Alito about his alleged mysogyny while, until last week, belonging to a Harvard-associated club which refused women members, and he bullies women into abortions and keeps children in bastardy to protect his political career.

Hypocrisy?

Not to the liberal media. The only hypocrisy that counts is that which undermines conservative values. If a liberal hero falls while championing liberal ideals -- well, so be it.

Certainly it says nothing at all about feminism. There are just some ideals that are so wonderful and yet hard to live up to that some will, inevitably, fail in living up to them. And really, who are we to judge? Can't we all be brothers? Or, I mean, sisters?

Thanks to Craig. Via Wizbang.


posted by Ace at 08:24 PM
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But can he swim?

Posted by: on January 18, 2006 08:28 PM

Mary Jo Kopechne was unavailable for comment.

Posted by: rls on January 18, 2006 08:30 PM

The problem here is Caroline Bilodeau clearly does not support a Senator's right to choose.

Posted by: Biff Boff on January 18, 2006 08:40 PM

A woman had sex with him? Voluntarily?

Posted by: someone on January 18, 2006 08:42 PM

Ace, you hit the nail on the head, as usual (jackass).

To many liberals and leftists, the worst of all "sins" will always be hypocrisy.

To me, hypocrisy isn't even in my *top ten* of sins. Seriously, "driving more than a block with the blinker flashing" and "not letting me know it was her 'special time' before I went all face-goofy on her" are much, *much* worse in the pantheon of sins than hypocrisy.

Freakin' liberals. They're never any fun anymore.

Cheers,
Dave at Garfield Ridge

Posted by: Dave at Garfield Ridge on January 18, 2006 08:42 PM

The Rev. Jesse Jackson will be meeting with the Senator for prayer and counseling sessions.

Posted by: harrison on January 18, 2006 08:42 PM

Musta been the scotch. Who would want to lie with that fusty old tick?

Hey Dave at GR.

Posted by: KevlarChick on January 18, 2006 08:46 PM

Has anybody even considered about poor Christopher here? He's the real victim.

Can you imagine if you found out that your real dad was Senator Ted Kennedy (D-Jack & Coke)?

Won't somebody please think of the children?

Posted by: Xoxotl on January 18, 2006 08:51 PM

KevlarChick -

I would bet the drink of choice for Teddy's girls is not scotch. I see him going after the Zima/wine cooler/Smirnoff malt demographic - you know 17 to 24.

Posted by: steve_in_hb on January 18, 2006 08:51 PM
But that's absurd. The only people who aren't hypocrites are perfect nihilists, and there aren't even any of those, because even nihilists secretly believe in some values.

So those claiming to be nihilists are in fact hypocrites because they secretly believe in some values? That's hilarious.

Posted by: Bob on January 18, 2006 08:52 PM

If the kid is not a drunk, fat and stupid, he can not be the son of Ted Kennedy.

Posted by: Jake on January 18, 2006 08:56 PM

Slimeball Senator's Supposed Surreptitous Snuggling Surely Substantiates Sap's Sanctimony. Some Surprise.

Posted by: wiserbud on January 18, 2006 08:57 PM

"They don't like anti-drug laws, for example, so they're delighted when a Senator's son gets caught with coke and the Senator, quite understandably, fights tooth and nail to keep his kid out of prison. (HYPOCRITE!, they shout.)"

Well, isn't it hypocritical? If you spend all your life shouting "If you can't do the time, don't do the crime" and "Send 'em up the river" and "Whenever a nonviolent drug offender gets raped in prison, Jesus smiles" then you ought to be practically volunteering your own kid.

Posted by: scarshapedstar on January 18, 2006 08:57 PM

How could this happen???

You'd think that Teddy would have personally performed an abortion.

Posted by: on January 18, 2006 08:59 PM

She was "smitten" with the bloated Senator and had dreams about being "the next Mrs. Ted Kennedy?"

If there's an alcohol that can make women think like this, I haven't discovered it. I'm guessing White Lightning, but even that would probably have to be triple strength to get past the 'eewwwwwww" factor.

Posted by: wiserbud on January 18, 2006 09:02 PM

“He was very angry when she defied him and had the child.”

WTF is that? He needs a trip behind the woodshed with my boys here at AoS and their 2 x 4s and baseball bats.

Posted by: KevlarChick on January 18, 2006 09:04 PM

wiserbud,

show-off.

Posted by: ace on January 18, 2006 09:04 PM

Oh, right - having a personal connection changes everything. Well, I'll tell you what. During our senior year of high school, my friend Thomas Louviere was expelled for smoking pot and a few weeks later he put a shotgun against his chest and pulled the trigger with his toes. The kid certainly had issues but was generally pretty happy until his life was ruined over a harmless plant.

If you can explain to me why I shouldn't blame at least one government official for his death, be my guest. But the notion you seem to express, that this hypothetical Senator's views are more justified than mine, or anyone else whose life has been affected by draconian drug laws more than actual drugs... well, it's pretty shameful.

Posted by: scarshapedstar on January 18, 2006 09:05 PM

Well, isn't it hypocritical? If you spend all your life shouting "If you can't do the time, don't do the crime" and "Send 'em up the river" and "Whenever a nonviolent drug offender gets raped in prison, Jesus smiles" then you ought to be practically volunteering your own kid.

CAN YOU FUCKING READ? FUCKING A', YOU'RE FUCKING STUPID.

YES, MORON, IT'S HYPOCRITICAL. THAT'S THE WHOLE FUCKING POINT OF THE COMMENTARY. WE ARE ALL HYPOCRITES AS REGARDS THE VALUES WE MOST PRIZE, AS WE ALL VIOLATE THEM WHILE CHAMPIONING THEM.

Jesus Christ, I didn't know that blogging required me to take a Berlitz course on Conversational Retard.

Posted by: ace on January 18, 2006 09:06 PM

Berlitz is expensive. Anyone know a good computer CD I can learn Conversational Retard from?


For the love of everything holy. Jesus, you are as fucking stupid as a bag of stupid retards.

Posted by: ace on January 18, 2006 09:08 PM

Was I unclear? You know, I thought the virtue of my overly wordy, barely-edited-at-all style was that if I REPEAT FUCKING THINGS SIX OR SEVEN TIMES, retards like this drooling imbecile will be pretty much guaranteed to pick up on the point at least once.

I guess I was wrong, wasn't I?

Posted by: ace on January 18, 2006 09:10 PM

sorry. :)

Posted by: wiserbud on January 18, 2006 09:14 PM

I'm at my wit's end with this jackass. I don't know how to fucking write any more plainly.

Tell me, "scar shaped star," would it be easier you to follow allow if I attempted writing the thesis sentence of every post in Rebus? You know, like an eye for the word "I," a screw and a ball to indicate you're a "screwball," a picture of a drooling retard to indicate you're a fucking drooling retarded simp, etc.?

I want to meet you half-way. Please tell me what the fuck I can fucking do to make the eighth-level writing here more comprehensible to that misplaced stretch of intestinal shit-tubing you call a brain.

Posted by: ace on January 18, 2006 09:15 PM

I'm sorry, was there a (uh) point to this (erah) post?

Posted by: ted kennedy's scotch-shaped scar on January 18, 2006 09:16 PM

I'm currently wracking my brain looking for something sufficiently annoying to push Ace over the edge. If anybody has any ideas, let me know.

Posted by: sandy burger on January 18, 2006 09:17 PM

The best way to learn a language is by conversing with native speakers.

Posted by: shawn on January 18, 2006 09:18 PM

sandy- ixnay on the ushpay.
I think he's looking.

Posted by: harrison on January 18, 2006 09:21 PM

Ted Kennedy is 74? I can't believe he is still alive.

Posted by: shawn on January 18, 2006 09:21 PM

I saw him on Cape Cod last summer. If that's alive, I'm illiterate.

Posted by: wiserbud on January 18, 2006 09:23 PM

Is it just me, or does anyone else find "scarshapedstar's" use of someone else's name in his story (while he uses an alias) to be a bit, umm, unseemly?

What of his friends "right to privacy"? I'm sure that SSS is all about that "right".

Or of his friend's family? Surely they don't want their son's suicide plastered all over the internet.

But I guess SSS isn't a hypocrite violating a core lefty principle, because he was, after all, using a friends tragic death to make a political point against an evil Rethuglican-enabler like Ace.

And that, I submit, is a core lefty value.

Posted by: Jack M. on January 18, 2006 09:26 PM

On the other hand, imagine having to be scar's friend. Christ, it's all but pushed ace over the edge just having to read his scary-brilliant crap. I imagine that having to do it in person is astronomically worse.

Posted by: wiserbud on January 18, 2006 09:30 PM

Ace!

SERENITY NOW!!

Somebody hold him.

Posted by: KevlarChick on January 18, 2006 09:31 PM

As the old TV ad for NATIONAL ENQIURER sain ENQUIRING MINDS WANT TO KNOW and hoo boy although its been years since a ever bought a NATIONAL ENQIERE i DO WANT TO KNOW about chapaquedic ted

Posted by: spurwing plover on January 18, 2006 09:32 PM

Ace - Should I put a wallet in your mouth?

Posted by: steve_in_hb on January 18, 2006 09:32 PM

It could help.

Posted by: ace on January 18, 2006 09:33 PM

we are ALL hipocrats, like the senators illegitemate son and ACE whe he gets mad

Posted by: Spurwing-shaped scar on January 18, 2006 09:33 PM

"Posted by scarshapedstar (at TalkLeft in a thread about the drug war)
June 3, 2005 03:51 AM
...

If marijuana were legal, my friend Thomas Louviere would be alive today. Pot didn't make him commit suicide, the hell our corrupt society forced on him for smoking a harmless plant (just like approximately half of the school) did. I will never forgive people who claim that legalizing marijuana will harm more people than the drug war, because it's a lie and I've got the pain to prove it."

Pimp out your friend's memory much?

Posted by: on January 18, 2006 10:03 PM

It wasn't the drugs, or being kicked out of school.

It was an attempt to escape this guy's moronic company.

Posted by: on January 18, 2006 10:05 PM

Scar shaped star, what happened to your friend sucks, but it isn't Ace's fault, and drug laws are a bipartisan effort.

And since some of us are going totally off topic, I will too. Like quite a few right-wingers (i.e. instapundit.com), I'm in favor of legalizing marijuana.

I'm in favor of smoking it, too. Especially before attempting to read or comment on AoS HQ. You know how beer gives you beer goggles which make even Ace's mom look hot? Well, weed gives you weed goggles which make AoS HQ look funny. Highly recommended.

Posted by: sandy burger on January 18, 2006 10:18 PM

Ace, I'm not following you. Hippo-what?

something-something-crates...and liberal lions? I didn't think lions were political.

Is this annoying? How about....now?
Am I more annoying than I was when you first started reading, or has it kind of peaked?

Posted by: lauraw on January 18, 2006 10:20 PM

Oh, and I could sure go for one of those club sandwiches you mentioned.

Posted by: lauraw on January 18, 2006 10:21 PM

By the way, Ace, this story is old.

Posted by: sandy burger on January 18, 2006 10:24 PM

BTW, I notice you put a picture of Leif Garrett up there...he's hot.

Who's the old dude? Is that his dad? Was he in a fight?

Posted by: lauraw on January 18, 2006 10:31 PM

I think you screwed up, Ace. The words in "Teddy Kennedy's Secret Love Child" don't all start with the same letter.

Posted by: sandy burger on January 18, 2006 10:36 PM

I wonder if the particular Christopher Bilodeau of whom we're allegedly speaking really exists and, if he does, I wonder if he's a 6'0", 180-pound, basketball player for Babson College. That Christopher Bilodeau is a sophomore and, thus, approximately the right age. He's also from Hull, Massachusetts where, for what it's worth, he attended Cohassett High School. I've been unable to find a photograph of that Christopher Bilodeau, so far.

Posted by: Kralizec on January 18, 2006 10:36 PM

I couldn't help noticing Ace alleging Alito about his mysogyny. That's terrible. Ace, you should do a post about that.

Posted by: sandy burger on January 18, 2006 10:42 PM

I didn't know Alito had a health condition, but that's not the kind of thing Ace usually likes to write about.

Posted by: lauraw on January 18, 2006 10:44 PM

I also wonder if the Senator has an unacknowledged son who's very proud of his 1998 1.8-liter turbo GTI. If so, then let the record show that his 1.8T is bright yellow and the first part of his email address is "qtiguy." One is entitled to speculate that the Senator will not be having any unacknowledged grandchildren.

Posted by: Kralizec on January 18, 2006 10:50 PM

During our senior year of high school, my friend Thomas Louviere was expelled for smoking pot and a few weeks later he put a shotgun against his chest and pulled the trigger with his toes.

Ted Kennedy got tossed out for cheating. If he had killed himself over it (HEY, back there, keep it down!) would you blame academic standards?

Admit it. You're high right now, aren't you? Nasty, nasty little troll.

Posted by: VRWC Agent on January 18, 2006 10:59 PM

starshapedstar,

bad form.

Posted by: Dave in Texas on January 18, 2006 11:39 PM

You're all a bunch of fucking hypocrits. I do, however, support the legalization of pot but only for Ace. I really think he needs a spleefer.

Posted by: Biff Biff on January 19, 2006 01:22 AM

Yeah, Kralizec is right. I've only been able to find the kid he was talking about, and some professor. If what asswipe was saying was true, there'd be a news story about it somwehere.

Posted by: CraigC on January 19, 2006 01:39 AM

Yes, conservatives are hypocrites, as is any person on the face of the earth who professes a belief in an ideal or code of conduct.

Jeez, one would think thatyHenry Hyde, Newt Gingrich and Bob Barr should've cut Clinton some slack.

Posted by: Steve J. on January 19, 2006 02:24 AM

Oh my God. Oh....my...God. Ok, "Steve J.," I'm going to assume that that was satirical. You couldn't possibly be serious after reading the whole Scar What's-His-Face thread, because that would make you even stupider than he is. And I don't think that's possible.

Posted by: CraigC on January 19, 2006 02:50 AM

Point of order:

Not being able to practice what I preach does not necessarily make me a hypocrite - it could just be that I am weak or sinful.

I am definitely a hypocrite if I preach what I don't believe.

Posted by: fidens on January 19, 2006 06:37 AM

Jeez, one would think thatyHenry Hyde, Newt Gingrich and Bob Barr should've cut Clinton some slack.

Why? Clinton was breaking the law by perjuring himself. Those other three guys weren't.

Let's talk about Democrats' hypocrisy. Clarence Thomas? Bob Packwood? (What a great name for a serial harasser: Bob Packwood.)

Hey, if Leif Garrett tells kids not to do drugs, is he a hypocrite?

Posted by: caspera on January 19, 2006 07:27 AM

fidens,
According to what you say, how can we say that anyone is “a hypocrite” since it is impossible to know what any person really believes, with the possible exception of oneself?

Posted by: kgustave on January 19, 2006 10:20 AM

Is this scarshapedstar character trying to argue that if mj was legalized, they would allow kids to smoke it at high school and therefore his friend would not have been expelled and if not expelled he would be alive today? Right.

Posted by: shawn on January 19, 2006 10:47 AM

Don't automatically trash a super market tabloid. They have proven more truthful and accurate than the NYT/LAT, CBS, ABC,NBC, and CNN and it wasn't a hard task. If they get one in a hundred stories 10%correct they will be ahead of the former MSM. The tabloids even publish a correction once in a while, which is better than the former MSM's never. Maybe an excuse, but never a real correction, with an apology.

Posted by: scrapiron on January 19, 2006 10:49 AM

What do you mean, The National Enquirer may be sensationalizing the story. It's not like the Enquirer was some low life rag like say, The New York Times.

Posted by: Chucker9 on January 19, 2006 11:27 AM

Ace, you're onto something when you say we're all hypocrites, in that we all violate the values we cherish and espouse.

However, I disagree that we're actually hypocrites. To my mind, a hypocrite isn't someone who occassionally doesn't live up to his values, because we are all like that. And if we all are, there isn't a term required to distinguish it because these terms are supposed to distinguish something from normalcy in the first place. If everybody is something, then nobody is.

I'd define a hypocrite as somebody who pays lip service to various moral values but doesn't even try to live up to them. If he tries to live up to them but fails, then he's just human.

Posted by: mAc Chaos on January 19, 2006 12:41 PM

Mac Chaos,

You seem to be making a thin semantic distinction between "people who occasionally behavave hypocritically" and "real hypocrites."

Yes, some are more hypocritical than others, but anyone who says "The value X is important and should be adhered" to and then violates it is hypocritical.

The only way to avoid hypocrisy is to never engage, even a little, in bad behavior, or to have no values of all.

Given the choice, I say it's better to be a hypocrite who at least praises values and codes than a nihilist.

Posted by: ace on January 19, 2006 01:22 PM

As the old saying goes, hypocrisy is the tribute that vice pays to virtue.

Posted by: sandy burger on January 19, 2006 01:25 PM

The problem here is that the left uses the word "hypocrite" in the same erroneous way they use the word "liar".

If a conservative makes a statement based on facts they believe to be true, but which are later shown to be false, they "lied". (Bush LIED!)

The same as if a conservative espouses a moral or ethical code, and then, as humans are wont to do, gives in to weakness and fails in some way to live up to those standards, they are "hypocrites". (Rush Limbaugh, Bill Bennett, etc.)

Posted by: Vie on January 19, 2006 08:30 PM

Kennedy killed more with his car then has the avrage joe who belong to the NRA has with their gun

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