Around the Conservative Web - Weekend of June 7

This post usually celebrates the fact that I successfully avoided learning and posting about anything over the weekend, but not so this week. Still, a catch-up of the past weekend's news and insights from the right-wing web is always worth it. I'm sure you're wondering what ground-breaking news item actually made me break my "no work on the weekends" rule, so I'll make that the first link:

Patriot Room: A Beauty Tip that is Great News for Men Everywhere

American Thinker: Too Audacious to Hope?

Suddenly, the good guys seem to be winning elections.  (Or at least the bad guys are losing them.)

Flopping Aces: Obamanomics Creating More Unemployment

Readers may recall that the Congressional Budget Office warned in February that passing the massive stimulus bill might actually damage the economy and in many ways was worse than doing nothing.

Democrats who cited the CBO as the gold standard of economic analysis when it criticized Bush Administration forecasts were quick to dismiss the CBO report.

Guess who was right?

Hot Air: Obamacare - Goodbye 4th Amendment

(T)his appears to do away with that pesky Fourth Amendment, which normally requires search warrants and probable cause to access the records of individuals and businesses.  Not under ObamaCare!  Now, everyone belongs to the government … rather than the other way around.  George Orwell, call your office!

Moonbattery: MSM Moonbats Declare Obama a God

What took them so long?

Track-A-'Crat: We are so Screwed

Because now we’re being outwitted by even Cuba.

Axis of Right: Obama's Czar Problem

It's not just the fact that you can't name someone else a czar when you are personally doing more czar-ing than any American President in history.

And finally, Ronald Reagan's 1984 D-Day Speech at Point-du-Hoc, Normandy. One of the best ever and written mostly by himself. Remember the days when our President loved what America represented, instead of apologizing for being the savior of freedom in the world? Yeah, me too, barely.