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Colorado Secretary Meets Trump Over Nationwide Ballot Seizure Plan

By Drooid · Oct 8, 2026, 7:17 PM UTC · How we work

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Colorado Secretary of State Tina Peters met with U.S. President Donald Trump to discuss a nationwide ballot-seizure plan.
Peters’ attorney said the plan involves seizing ballots across the United States and preparing for possible civil war.
Political analyst Ticktin told podcaster Joe Oltmann that U.S. President Donald Trump should control America’s weapons if civil war erupts.
Ticktin added that martial law with their side controlling armaments would be preferable in any civil war.
Podcaster Joe Oltmann previously called for execution of the state’s top Democrats and said violence is necessary.

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Colorado Secretary of State Tina Peters met with U.S. President Donald Trump to discuss a nationwide ballot-seizure plan.
Peters’ attorney said the plan involves seizing ballots across the United States and preparing for possible civil war.
Political analyst Ticktin told podcaster Joe Oltmann that U.S. President Donald Trump should control America’s weapons if civil war erupts.
Ticktin added that martial law with their side controlling armaments would be preferable in any civil war.
Podcaster Joe Oltmann previously called for execution of the state’s top Democrats and said violence is necessary.