Ken Ivory raises concerns over U.S. government finances and monetary policy in a series of posts on March 25, 2026. Ivory, a Utah state legislator, comments on federal liabilities, the value of U.S. currency, and the history of the petrodollar system.
In his first post at 05:34 UTC, Ivory states: “The Treasury just quietly admitted the U.S. government is insolvent. $47.78 trillion in liabilities. $6.06 trillion in assets.” Although this has been common knowledge to many for a few decades now… .
At 05:38 UTC on the same day, he writes about inflation and monetary policy: “THIS is what is happening to the ‘value’ of your money… As the Fed ‘floods the system with money’ it takes away value from every dollar you have ever earned or saved, or will ever earn or save. Our money becomes worth-less … until they print (digitally) so much money that our”.
Later at 06:14 UTC, Ivory shares his perspective on historical financial trends: “This is a concise explanation of the rise of the Petrodollar and the progressively metastasizing cancer of deficits, debt, and interest that is accelerating its demise.”
The issues raised by Ken Ivory reflect ongoing public debates about national debt levels and inflationary pressures in the United States. According to data published by official sources such as the U.S. Department of Treasury and Congressional Budget Office reports, federal liabilities have grown significantly over recent decades while discussions around fiscal sustainability continue across political lines.
