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Only yesterday I noted Speaker Pelosi's entry into the Kamala Harris Deep Thoughts Sweepstakes, and today she's upped her game. I have previously noted Stan Evans's great quip: “Whenever there is a pressing public policy issue, I want to know what celebrities think. It is important for our lawmakers to hear from Bono.” And back in September I offered this evidence of how dead on his parodies of liberal pieties can

What is American conservatism? Who were the thinkers who built it? Why did they do so? Who were their opponents?

Stan Evans, about whom a certain new book is just days away, was an early fan of Ronald Reagan, arguing as early as March of 1968 that Reagan—rather than Nixon (whom Evans disliked)—should be the GOP nominee. But it wasn't simply Reagan's conservatism that attracted his favor. He noticed Reagan's broad appeal in California, and thought it could be extended to new constituencies on the national level, as indeed it

Today's quote from a certain forthcoming book: Stan Evans, speaking to the Philadelphia Society in 1967, as LBJ's 'Great Society' was just getting rolling: The most important of the reversals which confronts us, the most important of the inversions worked upon the American system by the ministrations of the Great Society and of the other representatives of the liberal orthodoxy which have preceded it, is the inversion which has taken

• I never tire of reminding people of Stan Evans's great quip, 'Whenever there is an important policy issue, I want to know what celebrities think. I don't think the president or Congress should act until they've heard from Bono.' (Book with all these quips—and more—just two weeks away now.) Well, behold Hollywood wisdom at its finest: Keep in mind that Arquette has used every TV awards show she's ever