Ken Ivory, a public figure and commentator, recently shared several posts on his social media account addressing topics ranging from alternative currency to government structure.
On April 14, 2026, Ivory posted about his preference for using gold as a means of purchase, stating, “Ice cream tastes better purchased with #Gold … Especially BlackSmith #IceCream …”
Later that day, he referenced Ray Dalio in a post supporting the National Federalism Initiative. Ivory wrote, “Amen!! @RayDalio This is why with the State-led, bipartisan National Federalism Initiative we are committed to restoring and maintaining the balanced, constitutional structure of government that secures our rights (PS we are very grateful for your clarion call to fix the https://t.co/XEi6Z3uZQj” The National Federalism Initiative is an effort by state leaders from both parties to reinforce the constitutional balance between federal and state governments.
On April 15, 2026, Ivory posted a brief comment: “Insightful… https://t.co/xnTmNdwSY3”
Ivory’s posts reflect ongoing discussions about monetary alternatives such as gold and efforts to address federal-state relations through legislative initiatives. These topics have gained attention amid broader debates over economic policy and constitutional governance in the United States.