Tampon tax discussion must include every person who menstruates.
by Jennifer Weiss Wolf and Gabriel Arkles
by Michael S. Robinson Sr.
by Michael S. Robinson Sr.
Opinion
Tampon tax discussion must include every person who menstruates.
As legislative interventions gain traction, advocates are also readying legal arguments to challenge unfair policies.
By Jennifer Weiss Wolf and Gabriel Arkles
January 15, 2020
Opinion
American newspapers and mass media may be referred to as the "free press," but they are anything but free.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
December 25, 2019
Opinion
I'm reviewing my last 2,000 years or so, and I know I've been terribly remiss about keeping in touch with all of you. To make this a bit more heart-to-heart and down-to-earth, I'm dispensing with my usual "verily, verily's" and "It came to pass ..."
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
December 18, 2019
Opinion
And who does he hate? Certainly he's a perfect example of toxic-narcissistic self-loathing—and, down-deep, he very much hates himself.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
December 11, 2019
Opinion
Luckily for him, praises are amazingly easy to extract from the worst of the world's bullies, who, though castigated by all legitimate world leaders, are impervious to the cries of "foul."
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
December 4, 2019
Opinion
Hypocrisy is alive and well in Washington, D.C., (I can already visualize your expression and hear your sarcastic response, "So what's new!")
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
November 27, 2019
Opinion
Gone are the cheery songbirds that welcomed each day.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
November 20, 2019
Opinion
It's also a very visible sign The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the Legislature finally took that giant leap, sacking the highly cautious laws that had filled the void left by the repeal of Prohibition.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
November 13, 2019
Opinion
As I sit here in my office, considering the intensity of the current Washington news cycle, I can't help but be frustrated, dismayed and disappointed in Utah's leadership and my fellow citizens. We all knew, even before the botched, Russian-manipulated election of 2016, that Donald Trump was no saint.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
November 6, 2019
Opinion
There is some history on this subject, but there is also some personal history. Loans are something I know too well.
By James Finck
October 30, 2019
Opinion
While the flag bearers of the Republican Party do their now-you-see-me, now-you-don't disappearing acts, there's an alarming absence of Utah GOP members willing to stand up and be heard.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
October 23, 2019
Opinion
Trumpty Dumpty is sitting on the wall—no, not his wall—and the chances are that even all the king's horses and men won't be able to salvage the wreckage.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
October 16, 2019
Opinion
(The guns were an absolute necessity—back then; no one needed a concealed carry permit, and no one questioned the premise that a man would be fully justified in killing a claim jumper or thief. In the gold fields, the law was in short supply.)
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
October 9, 2019
Opinion
Not just any food, but the kind that just sits there growing, gawking at the sky and never taking a vacation—even venturing around the block.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
October 2, 2019
Opinion
Utahns, at least politically, are still in the La-La Land of sucklings.
Like a litter of puppies whose young eyes have not yet learned to focus, Utahns, at least politically, are still in the La-La Land of sucklings.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
September 25, 2019
Opinion
With the possible exception of sheer tonnage, there are no criteria that would suggest he measures up in any way at all.
By Michael S. Robinson Sr.
September 18, 2019
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