Elijah Leon Frank

Elijah Leon Frank

I am a young political activist, writer and artist. I am not a member of any political party, but I probably identify most with the Libertarian party, agreeing with about 90% of their views. I was homeschooled as a child and "dropped out" at age sixteen to take online college classes which greatly encouraged my love of writing as well as furthering my interest in activism. I currently divide most of my spare time between artistic endeavors and trying to change politics as usual.

I believe that Republicans and Democrats have had their chance. I believe it's time for a new party. If we change the parties, then we change the system, and if we change the system, we can change the world.
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Homeschooled, online college classes

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  • Educational Scholarships Miss the Mark
    A one thousand dollar scholarship is a mere drop in the bucket with today's education prices.
  • Income Tax on Unemployment
    Sometimes it's hard enough to pay income tax when you do have income, how about people who don't?
  • Wooly Mammoth to Walk Once More?
    Are the scientists so preoccupied with whether or not they can, that they havn't stopped think about whether or not they should?
  • 10 Great Ways to Use Report Cards
    It's report card season, so here are 10 things to do with them when they arrive. Origami, notepads, and fire starter are a few that come to mind.
  • Black History Month: The Ultimate Insult?
    Does having a Black History Month prevent Black History from being recognized as American history?
  • Humans and Technology
    With everything that we gain with our modern technologies, we must also ask ourselves, what have we lost in the process?
  • Preserving the Sanctity of Marriage
    An organization called the National Organization for Marriage has taken it upon themselves to decide that they own they word "marriage."
  • Don't Recycle, Don't Complain
    It amazes me that often times, when there is talk of a landfill coming to a particular neighborhood, the ones who are fastest to complain and shout the loudest are the one who don't even recycle.
  • Why You Will Never Own Your Own Home
    Property taxes are in essence a form of rent, rent that you will be paying the rest of your life, no matter how long you "own" your home.
  • The Insincerity of "How Are You?"
    The phrase is so common that it no longer means anything.
  • A False Economy
    We have been sold a dream, a dream of equity, without poor and hungry and unemployment, but that's all it is; a dream.
  • Obamacare is Unconstituional
    Federal Judge Henry Hudson stood up for personal rights when he ruled that forcing people to buy insurance is unconstitutional.
  • Don't Ask, Don't Tell
    It's not World War I anymore. Women are in the military now, so why can't gays be?
  • I Survived Homeschooling
    Many people believe that homeschoolers are put through unimaginable hell as children. Is this perception acurate?
  • Homosexuality: Don't Worry, It's Not Contagious
    With the first installment of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows having opened this weekend, one question on a lot of people's minds is whether Dumbledore's homosexuality will be mentioned in part two of the Deathly Hallows.
  • A Letter to Carl Paladino
    In response to Carl Paladino's recent homophobic comments, I have composed a letter telling him what I think of his words.
  • The Real Halloween
    Hundred of years before Christianity, the Celts of Europe held celebrations which eventually became our Halloween today.
  • Be Bee Friendly
    Without bees there is no pollination, and without pollination, there is no food. Be Bee Friendly.
  • Water Conservation
    Here are a few tips for conserving water, which benefit country folks living on a well, as well as everyone else in the long run.
  • Alternatives to Gifts This Holiday Season
    With so much emphasis placed on gift giving during the holiday season, it seems to have gotten a little out of control. Here are a few ideas for alternatives to gifts.
  • Choosing the Right Christmas Tree
    Each year thousands of trees are cut and sold. Each year thousands are artificial trees are purchased. How to choose the right one?
  • Holiday Haiku
    A Haiku about the holiday season.
  • Alternatives to Animal Cruelty
    Leonardo Da Vinci once said, "The time will come when men such as I will look upon the murder of animals as now they look upon the murder of men." He would be rolling in his grave watching how animals are treated in this day and age.
  • Employee Non-Discrimination: Homosexuality Does Not Affect Job Performance
    In a country that was founded on equal rights, there's still much inequity in the workplace for homo and transsexual people. In 29 states, it is legal to fire people just for being homosexual, and transsexuals can be fired in 38 states for no other cause.
  • The Salahis: State Dinner Crashers Should Just Be Ignored
    The Salahis have been mentioned on every news program around since crashing the White House dinner. Perhaps it is time to stop giving them the attention they are seeking, and ignore them completely.
  • The American Music Awards
    After watching the American Music Awards, and I was left wondering one thing: Where was the music?
  • X-Men Origins: Wolverine Movie Review
    While it was not everything it could have been, and the screen sometimes seemed a bit crowded with too many characters, the film still makes for an entertaining night out.
  • Do Bunnies Lay Eggs?
    The symbols of Easter are common enough today, but seem to have little to do with the holiday itself. It is often wondered why the holiday chose to pair bunnies and eggs.
  • Acupressure
    Acupressure is acupuncture's lesser-known cousin, however, it does offer a comforting alternative for those who fear needles.
  • Acupuncture
    For many years acupuncture was illegal in the United States, now it is a well-known healing option that produces excellent results.
  • Alternative Medicine
    Many people believe that "alternative medicine" is a new fad, but most methods of alternative healing are as old as the hills.
  • Haiku to the Independent Political Party
    A haiku to the independent political party.
  • The Power of Color
    Color therapy is ancient practice with many modern benefits. Because colors are everywhere, this therapy is simple and available to everyone.
  • How to Win the White House
    Two candidates vie for the democratic presidential nomination, but only one will bring democrats the White House.
  • Secrets of the Mona Lisa
    Symbolic images hidden in the Mona Lisa may have been intentional due to Leonardo da Vinci's firm grasp of mathematics.
  • Gifts Ideas for the Person Who Has Everything
    The holidays seem to grow more commercial each year. This season, give gifts that bring back the true meaning of the holidays
  • The Flag: To Burn or Not to Burn
    The flag itself gives people the right to burn that very flag. To take away that right is to take away everything the flag represents.
  • Gardasil: The Truth Behind the Vaccine Mandate
    Controversy surrounds the mandate of the HPV vaccine in Texas. How safe is Gardasil and was it mandated merely for the governor's own benefit?

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