Michael S. Robinson Sr.

A Single-Use Throw-Away World

On Utahns' historic dislike of the United Nations.

• By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
Over the years, a number of church leaders have expressed hostility to the organization and its goals.
• Tags: Opinion

Aaron Shamo: Young Man with No Future

• By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
Ink might cover his body and there will likely be a few scars from scrapes with prisoners who, unlike him, committed some heinous and violent crimes.
• Tags: Opinion

All Hands on Deck

• By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
Even Utahns, living in their isolated pocket of clueless bliss were confronted with the realization that we live in an unsafe world.
• Tags: Opinion

Swamp Creature Chris Stewart

• By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
"There's nothing worth accomplishing in Washington that's worth losing your soul over."
• Tags: Opinion

The President's Puppy-Loves

• By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
Like a schoolboy beset by the titillation of puppy-love, President Donald Trump's highly-juvenile heartthrobs have come with predictable regularity.
• Tags: Opinion

Gun Control: Time to Do it Right

• By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
Instead of sitting around like President Donald Trump and his collection of slime—all boosted to power by the greatest gun lobby in the world (NRA)—the U.K. decided that such a tragedy would never happen again. It hasn't.
• Tags: Opinion

How Elephants are Dismantling our Democracy

• By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
Somehow, our state and its leadership have turned a blind eye to Trump's first two years. That's inexcusable.
• Tags: Opinion

Trump's Latest Physical Exam

• By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
"Thank you. It's nice to know, during this time of constant siege, that loyalty still exists."
• Tags: Opinion

No Voice Is Louder Than Silence

How President Trump just lowered his own abysmal bar.

• By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
As the son of two first-generation Americans, I have a vision of how great our country can be; and I'm not liking its current trajectory.
• Tags: Opinion

Utah's Bad Report Card: No 'A' for the Aging Population

• By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
The ravages of age often require a level of care that would be a difficult—or even impossible—burden for the family.

• Tags: Opinion