Michael S. Robinson Sr. is a journalist based in Salt Lake City, Utah. He writes for Salt Lake City Weekly, focusing on local issues and providing commentary on political, social, and cultural topics. With a unique perspective, Michael's articles often challenge conventional thinking and provoke thought and discussion among readers.
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Michael S. Robinson Sr.'s coverage primarily consists of opinion editorials, seasonal topics, and evolving stories with a focus on government & politics and culture & society. His articles often provide critical analysis of political events and societal issues.
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By: Michael S. Robinson
We’re getting close to the annual Halloween celebration, and some really weird things are happening in our country.
By: Michael S. Robinson
Having spent my early years in the LDS faith, I can appreciate how certain ideas become integral to its adherents. I shudder to think about how that church’s very-unorthodox, politically-incorrect and unpopular themes became part of me as a child—and how difficult it was later, as an adult, to escape the dogma and brainwashing.
By: Michael S. Robinson
The Supreme Court was once a treasure of our democracy. But today, it’s impossible to overlook its real purpose. In a nutshell, SCOTUS is now nothing more than a wholly-owned subsidiary of American wealth and business.
By: Michael S. Robinson
By the time you read this, all but the extended counting and legal challenges will be over. The maneuvering that brought our two presidential candidates face-to-face and head-to-head will have had its say.
By: Michael S. Robinson
In the fall of 1962, I took the big leap from junior high to high school. As I walked the halls of that “transition to adulthood,” I couldn’t help but notice that many of the girls were, indeed, “fully grown-up,” and I wondered how I’d be able to concentrate on my classes.
By: Michael S. Robinson
The memories of 9/11 will always plague the minds of the generation of Americans who watched as it happened, and it will never be erased from the memories of our worldwide allies who mourned with us over the tragedy.
By: Michael S. Robinson
Our country’s preoccupation with social over-sensitivity and political correctness has wiped out some of our best traditions. No longer living in an age of naive bliss, Americans—and a Western world that largely follows America’s lead—must condemn the many classics of literature and entertainment that have been deemed so insensitive to others.
By: Michael S. Robinson Sr.
Taking a Gander
By: Michael S. Robinson Sr.
Taking a Gander
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