I recently wrote on the issue of impeachment that has been reportedly so widely in the media. As I noted in the column and in prior interviews, there is no serious move toward impeachment by the Republicans and most of the impeachment talk has come from the White House and Democrats, including in fund-raising campaigns. Indeed, I was critical of the Washington Post column after one of the hearings in which I testified on executive over-reach. While the issue of impeachment was mentioned only a handful of times and usually to dismiss it as an option, the column was entitled “Republicans see One Remedy for Obama — Impeachment.” It seems that even denying impeachment as an option still constitutes discussing impeachment. Now The Hill newspaper has looked at the congressional record to see who is raising impeachment more often. The result was that Democrats raised the issue 20 times more…

Those who have been pushing for a nationwide increase in the minimum wage have often argued that businesses will see no effect in their bottom line, and customers won’t see increased prices to compensate for the additional labor costs – because the money to pay these people grows on trees or something. Anyways, a Minnesota restaurant has decided that they’re going to publicize the increased costs to let everyone know how arbitrarily raising wages has had a negative effect on their company. Predictable, outrage ensued.

The Oasis Café in Stillwater added what they’re calling a “minimum wage fee” to each check to show customers that it isn’t free to increase the pay of their employees, and the business isn’t going to take a hit over it. While the fee is only 35-cents per check, it shows everyone what most of us who argue against artificially increasing wages have known all…