The Robinson Reading Report has returned for the August edition! With summer winding down and with the temperatures falling (thankfully), we can all appreciate some good weather, and maybe some reading to go along with it. That’s what I did this month. Here’s a quick rundown of the RRR for those of you just tuning in. Similar to Gabe’s Reading List, the Triple R will … Continue reading The Robinson Reading Report – August
The Robinson Reading Report is back for the July edition! It certainly is getting hot, at least where I am, as we’re in the midst of summer. I like to “cool off” my mind by reading some good books, which I will Here’s a quick rundown of the RRR for those of you just tuning in. Similar to Gabe’s Reading List, the Triple R will … Continue reading The Robinson Reading Report – July
Very recently, a new political party was accepted by the FEC. This party advocates for the right to self defense, opposes forced military service, and pushes for a reduced copyright length. This new party is the Pirate Party, approved as the fifth main party in Congress. Unlike the Constitution Party, which disbanded some time ago and was fairly unpopular, some big names have officially joined … Continue reading The Pirate Party
The Triple R has returned for June! Summer has officially started, which means more time off for some of us. I’m planning on reading a lot of good books this season, and I’ve listed some of them here. Here’s a quick rundown of the RRR for those of you just tuning in. Similar to Gabe’s Reading List, the Triple R will list my favorite books … Continue reading The Robinson Reading Report – June
The Robinson Reading Report has returned with the May edition! You might find this edition to be a little bit shorter, but that’s okay, because I’ve included some of my favorite books I read this year so far. So with that, let’s get right into it, but first, a little run-down for the new readers. Similar to Gabe’s Reading List, the Triple R will list … Continue reading The Robinson Reading Report – May
In the May election season, the Olympia and Pacifica Governor seats are both up, and three main contenders, GOP Chief Whip Jake Whitehouse-Taylor, Socialist representative Jack Francis, and Libertarian State Rep. Iron have launched their campaigns for the seat. All three have impressive track records as well. We took time to have a brief interview with the three of them to find out more about … Continue reading The State of the Race: Interviews with Olympia and Pacifica Governor Candidates
The RRR is back with the new April edition! If you’re wondering, no, there are no April Fools pranks in here, but there are some books that I hope you’ll find interesting! I’ve compiled a list of my favorite books I read this month, and maybe you can check some of them out too! If this is your first time reading the Triple R, here’s … Continue reading The Robinson Reading Report – April
The Robinson Reading Report is back with the March edition!! We’re about a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, and a lot of us have stayed home more than we usually do. Some of us have read more books than usual, including me. I’ve compiled a list of my favorite books I read this month, and maybe you can check some of them out too! If … Continue reading The Robinson Reading Report – March
The Robinson Reading Report has returned with the February edition! While this may be the shortest month, I assure you, this edition will not be shorter in any way! I’ve compiled a list of my favorite books I read this month, and maybe you can check some of them out too! If this is your first time checking into the Triple R, here’s how it … Continue reading The Robinson Reading Report – February
Hello and welcome back to Conflicting Opinions! We are excited to be bringing you this new installment, with the topic being the February election. Here, we showcase different opinions from different members of Congress and present them. If you are a newcomer to this series, here’s how it works: Each installment will be centered around a question, action, or event. We then ask four members … Continue reading Conflicting Opinions: The February Election
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