The Democrat Party has little affinity with Father God, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit. Max Burns in the Hills' "Where does faith fit in for today’s Democratic Party?" wrote, "Engaging with these tough issues did more than just solidify my own understanding of my faith. It taught me that there are tens of millions of faith-filled people in this country who defy the stereotypes foisted onto them by both the left and the right. Democrats can win those voters back — but first they’ll need to rediscover that Christianity isn’t a dirty word." Democrats have profaned God and the Holy Word by comparing their lives and their living to Jesus' persecution and crucifixion on the cross. Hey, Democrats, Jesus wants his crucifixion back!

Donald J. Trump announced on a cold January night, not from a ballroom, but from a factory floor in Ohio. The cameras caught steel dust in the air and a row of tired faces behind him. He did not talk about himself. He talked about price tags. Gas. Groceries. Rent. He talked about borders and ballots in the same breath. He talked about the quiet people who had learned to stop arguing online and start voting early.

How to Connect With Donors When the Economy Feels Hostile: Notes on Uncertainty, Generosity, and the Politics of Nonprofit Survival in 2026 The year 2026 arrives not as a marker of progress but as a reminder of the elasticity of crisis. Inflation has become a kind of national background noise—persistent, dull, and impossible to tune out. Economic forecasters talk about “cooling” in the cautious tone one uses to describe a fever that has lowered by a degree but still threatens what it inhabits. For nonprofits, especially those that survive on the thin membrane between donor optimism and donor fatigue, this is the landscape: ambient anxiety, deferred generosity, the ever-present suspicion that giving—once a gesture of civic participation—is now a luxury.

What happens when my character comes face to face with the neighborhood werewolf? Well, I wouldn't want to stick around to find out but enjoy at your own risk!

Now with a new figure, my character returns to the world of Hellboy only to find he's been replaced by someone new, but the fun is just the same.

Once having her soul be redeemed, she leaves the depths of Swanson's hell to find the nervous Kieran Duffy snooping around. But something about him makes her doubt that innocent act.

Gentle Dreamspace Monday: new chapter, fresh microlessons, and a question — do you want a real email newsletter, or is blog check-in best? Updates, honesty, and cozy vibes.

Robbie Rotten is the most laziest man of ALL of LazyTown, but what happens when a newcomer arrives to change his mind about that?

“Food stamps froze—but the neighbors didn’t. Here’s how your town is stepping in.” When the safety net vanishes, communities still step in — and they’re doing just that.

The Slender Sickness has taken over this poor soul's mind, and now she can't get enough of her new Master but he's more than happy to give her what she wants. Enjoy readers!

Jack Torrance of the Overlook Hotel gets a new face, but little does she know is that he's got an eye on her for more than one thing.

After spending some time with Hellboy, my character moves on to the smartest fishman in the world, Abe Sapien and spends some alone time with him.

Michael Myers comes to the character's town for a little bit of fright and fun, but little does he know is that the character has a very BIG treat to give him.

After leaving the camp to return home and rest, my character comes back with the two brothers Arthur Morgan and John Marston wanting some more of her.

The Prowler has now made her his Rosemary, but will it last? Can he keep loving her long enough to keep up this charade, or will the truth eventually come to the surface? Enjoy readers!

The Creeper has gotten his first taste of my character, and now he wants more. But will she be able to continue feeding this beast?

This is the first chapter to one of my books. If you would like to read any of my full books please just message me at andrewmicah1993@gmail.com -Andrew Foster

An 18-year-old boy named Jiro Satori embarks on an adventure with the digital world as an avatar named Magyar Clawford. Encountering many odds and ends with his new companions, together they face a powerful force that is capable of ending both the real world and the digital world.

The shutdown isn’t about gridlock — it’s about leverage. Republicans voted 13 times to reopen the government, but Democrats refuse to budge. The math tells the truth the media won’t.

A thrill-seeking racer and his brilliant engineer take flight in a world where the line between flesh and metal is vanishing fast.