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I'm working on my writing skills, which is why I've joined up with Helium. In the past I've worked on my own writing projects, but would like to work on expanding myself and the type of topics I write about. I hope to contribute regularly to the site and learn as much as I can from it and hope to give back just as much.

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Writing

I know too much about ...

Gaming and movies

My parents always told me ...

Work!

My childhood ambition ...

To change the world for the better

My favorite memory ...

Playing Final Fantasy 6

Why I write ...

Because it's what I've always wanted to do

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As much as I can

My first job ...

Picking up rocks

My best moment ...

The paper I wrote on "MacBeth" my senior year

My inspiration ...

Everything

Politics, News & Issues > Political & Economic Theory Should the electoral college be abolished?

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Should the Electoral College be abolished?  Many people think so.  Many people consider it an outdated limit on direct democracy in the United States.  But if more people realized how it works and why the Founding Fathers inserted it, I think they would be less willing to abolish it. The Electoral College is a group of electors voted by the people of the states to vote for them in the Presidential-Vice Presidential election.  Each state is allocated a number of electors equal to the number of seats they hold in Congress, two for their Senators and however many for their...

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