In her recent Two-Minute Hate, 2004: HIGHLIGHTS AND LOWLIFES, Ann Coulter says:

‘The single biggest event of 2004 was the Election Day exit poll, which, like John Steinbeck’s “The Short Reign of Pippin IV,” made John Kerry the president for a few moments. But in a move that stunned the experts, American voters chose “moral values” over an America-bashing trophy husband and his blow-dried, ambulance-chasing sidekick.’

I love her use of the quotation marks around “moral values” – what can she mean? For added effect, try reading the above sentence out loud and do the quote fingers when you get to “moral values”.