Douglas Macgregor is a retired Colonel, combat veteran, and former senior advisor to the U.S.
Category: Opinion
Important: Oval Office Meeting on Seizing Ballots as Lawyer Discusses ‘Civil War,’ Major Trump Ambassador Scandal, and Iran Strikes
Aaron Parnas reports that Tina Peters met with Trump in the Oval Office to discuss an election “plan” that her lawyer says involves seizing ballots nationwide and strategy for a potential civil war. The White House said it does not comment on private meetings and said Peters has no role in election policy.
The Smart Home’s Next Job Is Managing Energy
Markham Hislop reports on research at Concordia University into a smart home that manages electricity generation, storage and use with solar panels, batteries, an EV and heating controls. The project aims to reduce conversion losses and better use solar power, but measured household savings have not been shown.
NEWS: California Leaders Call Trump ‘Mentally Ill,’ Paxton Turns on Trump’s War, Gold Star Families Snub Trump, Trump Eyes Golf Club Camp David
Aaron Parnas says California leaders called Trump “mentally ill” and urged the 25th Amendment after his Iran remarks. He also reports Ken Paxton said Trump’s Iran war and gas prices are hurting his Texas Senate campaign, while Trump is said to be eyeing his Palm Beach golf club as a Camp David-style site.
Trump’s Corporate Enablers Should Be VERY Worried About 2027
Tim Miller gives his take on the Democrats who are already arguing against investigating Donald Trump’s corporate allies, warning that accountability cannot be sacrificed in the name of avoiding political “retribution.” He argues that companies and executives who participated in or benefited from Trump’s corruption should face scrutiny, and that Democratic oversight in 2027 will be critical to uncovering what actually happened.
Alberta Separatism May Not Legally Be Treason, But…
Markham Hislop reports that political scientist Duane Bratt says Alberta separatists’ contacts with figures tied to the Trump administration may amount to foreign political interference, but not necessarily treason. He also says the Oct. 19 separation vote could face post-election dispute if mail-in ballots shift the result.
