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Storm Descends Upon Alaska

A storm has descended upon Alaska as fresh evidence spills of Democratic election chicanery. How many times have the Democrats cheated in elections over the past 60 years or so? Why does the fake news rarely expose the corruption? Will the Democratic candidate Mary Peltola, running for the U.S. Senate  from Alaska, go to prison over the latest crass example of election fraud, or will these dingbat liars and cheaters go scot free once again?

Liberal tears are falling as signs build of a possible Red Wave. If you haven’t done so already, get out and vote in this 2026 midterm election. We must send the freaks, the Muslim fanatics, the Commies, the rabid queers, the trannies, the child murderers and the crazed feminists all packing. No more shenanigans from leftists, or tolerance of their storm troopers like Antifa.

They have set out to destroy our nation, bring down our Constitution, pervert our Bill of Rights and enforce censorship and martial law. No way, Jose!

Meanwhile, the Department of Energy has moved to release up to 400,000 barrels of crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to address a supply disruption affecting Phillips 66’s Lake Charles refinery in Louisiana.  Remember, patriots: Knowledge is power. We must win the information war. Pray! Here’s more from And We Know.

Truckers May Stop Oct. 1

Okay so…diesel prices are skyrocketing, *isolated* fuel outages are being reported across Michigan, Florida, and Texas, airlines are cutting flights, and social media has been flooded with calls for truckers to park their rigs beginning October 1. And no, there is no ~officially confirmed~ nationwide trucker strike—but when operating costs exceed what a load pays…does it really matter? Trucks can be priced out of being operational.

In this follow-up investigation, we examine America’s tightening diesel supply, refinery disruptions in the Midwest, Saudi Arabia’s canceled oil shipments to Europe and the ongoing and recent attacks on their infrastructure, the declining Strategic Petroleum Reserve, Iran’s heavily subsidized gasoline prices (literally pennies for a liter of gas) and the economic pressure now spreading through trucking, farming, aviation and food distribution.

We also cover the history of the 1973–1974 oil crisis, when rising fuel costs helped trigger an eleven-day independent trucker shutdown, and ask what happens when modern supply disruptions collide with historically strained inventories and an economy built around constant transportation (spoiler: it’s not good). Here’s more from Really Graceful.

Tick Tick…Boom — Our Grid

President Donald Trump is working hard to right the wrongs of the Biden administration. But did Biden harm our energy grid even more than we thought?

While Glenn Beck was on vacation in Italy, two other European countries — Spain and Portugal — suffered one of the biggest blackouts in their history. The mainstream media, as they always do, rushed to blame it on ANYTHING other than the countries’ heavy reliance on unreliable green energy. But Beck has the receipts and the evidence that leftists tried to make America’s grid just as unreliable.

Here, Beck speaks with Energy Secretary Chris Wright about how the Trump administration is reversing these dangerous policies. Wright also discusses his department’s discovery that Biden shoveled out $93 BILLION in energy loans after Kamala Harris lost the 2024 election and before Trump could take office. Plus, he comments on Trump’s plans to deal with OPEC, why Trump must refill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, and why Trump is planning the biggest energy project in American history to help accommodate AI.

But first, Beck recaps the biggest media lies that he missed while on vacation. Topping the list: Are these elitists like Axios and Jen Psaki finally admitting that they lied about Biden’s cognitive decline, or do they STILL not get that their charade is over? Here’s more from Blaze TV.

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