What Happens When the Debt Outruns the Dollar?
Why one precious metals company earned my trust
One of the questions I get asked a lot these days is whether I would ever accept sponsorships on my Substack.
My answer has largely been no.
Not because I’m against the idea, but because I’m not willing to put my name behind something I don’t whole heartedly believe in.
Many of you have been reading my work since the early days of Audit The Vote PA.
Others found me through Patriot Academy, my podcast, or through the Substack network.
Regardless of how you got here, you’ve probably noticed something about me by now.
I don’t recommend things lightly.
Whether it’s a book, a documentary, a curriculum, a ministry, or an organization, I usually spend weeks—or months—researching before I ever tell someone else they should take a look.
That’s because trust is difficult to earn and incredibly easy to lose.
I have no intention of risking yours.
A New Direction
Producing this publication has become much more than sitting down and writing an occasional article.
Every week I’m researching history, election integrity, America’s founding, current events, and my faith. I’m interviewing guests, recording Community Night, working on a book, creating graphics, answering emails, and trying to provide thoughtful content that helps all of us become better citizens, better leaders, and better stewards.
Like many independent writers, I’ve had companies approach me about sponsorship opportunities, especially in the precious metals/gold space.
I’ve declined every single one.
Some were reputable companies.
Some probably weren’t.
But almost every conversation felt the same.
It felt rushed.
Transactional.
Like someone wanted to check a marketing box instead of build a relationship.
I always walked away thinking, “If this is how they’re treating me before I’m even a customer, how are they going to treat the people who trust my recommendation?”
So, I simply said ‘no thank you’.
Then Something Different Happened
Over a month ago, a young lady reached out to me from Revelation Gold Group.
I’ll be honest—I expected it to go exactly like every other conversation I’d had with precious metals companies… ‘promote my product in X amount of your articles, and we’ll give you $$’.
I was never interested in that, and I’m still not.
But much to my surprise, this was noticeably different.
Instead of launching into a sales pitch, they asked questions about me and my journey into politics.
And then they took time to educate me about their industry. Nothing was rushed or salesy.
I got on multiple Zoom calls with them, which is something none of the other gold companies even offered to do, and they walked me through what an actual customer experience with their brand would look like.
When I wanted to understand how a Gold IRA actually worked, they took their time explaining it without making me feel pressured to make any decisions.
More than once I found myself thinking,
“This is exactly how every company should treat people.”
If you’ve followed my work for any length of time, you know that’s exactly how I try to approach difficult topics.
Education first.
Decisions second.
My Financial Revelation
Some of you already know this part of my story.
After everything that happened in 2020, but prior to the November election, I started trying to understand finances better, which led me to a brief but powerful study on our monetary system otherwise known as The Federal Reserve.
I read The Creature from Jekyll Island by G. Edward Griffin and began digging into how our financial system was actually built.
For as long as I can remember, I heard that our dollars are merely pieces of paper with no actual value attached, apart from what the government says they’re worth, but it never really clicked until I read that book.
Then I read, The Lords of Finance: The Bankers Who Broke the World by Liaquat Ahamed… more jaw dropping financial insight about the history behind all of this.
The deeper I studied, the more convinced I became that every American should understand the difference between paper assets and tangible assets. I even did a few Facebook Live videos to try to explain what I was learning to my small audience at the time.
As a result of all of that, my husband and I ended up buying a few pieces of silver just to have in case the entire financial system collapsed, and we started to understand that tangible assets have a place in long-term financial stewardship.
What Happens When the Debt Outruns the Dollar?
I keep coming back to the same question these days, and I bet a lot of you are asking it too, even if you’re afraid to say it out loud.
We voted for change. We voted to put America first, to stop the bleeding, and to hold the people who broke this country accountable.
And in some ways, things do feel different.
But here’s the uncomfortable part nobody in Washington wants to talk about around your kitchen table:
No matter who is in charge...
The debt just keeps climbing.
This year the national debt crossed $39 trillion.
Let that sink in.
Even more concerning, debt held by the public has now grown to roughly the same size as America’s entire economy—a level we haven’t seen since World War II.
This isn’t a Republican problem.
It isn’t a Democrat problem.
It’s an American problem that has been building for decades.
Eventually every family feels the consequences.
Maybe you’ve noticed it yourself.
Groceries.
Fuel.
Insurance.
Building materials.
The purchasing power of the dollar simply doesn’t stretch as far as it once did.
That’s one reason many investors—and even central banks around the world—continue increasing their holdings of physical gold.
Not because they’re predicting the end of civilization.
Because they’re trying to diversify against uncertainty.
Enter Revelation Gold Group
If you’ve been thinking about learning more about precious metals, I can honestly recommend starting the conversation with Revelation Gold Group.
Notice I said conversation.
Not purchase.
Conversation.
Whether you’re interested in buying physical gold or silver, or simply want to understand how a Gold IRA works, they take an educational approach instead of a high-pressure sales approach.
That matters to me.
It should matter to you too.
If you decide you’d like to learn more, I’ve included my partner link here:
One Final Thought
For years I’ve encouraged you to verify what I write.
Don’t believe something simply because it came from me.
Research it.
Ask questions.
Think critically.
That same principle applies here.
I’m not recommending Revelation Gold Group because someone offered to sponsor an article.
I’m recommending them because I spent time getting to know them first, and I now believe in what they’re doing.
I trust how they treat people.
And I believe they deserve the opportunity to earn your trust as well.
Whether you decide precious metals are right for your family is entirely your decision.
But I do think every American should become a student of our nation’s financial history and think carefully about how to steward what God has entrusted to them.
As always...
Do your homework.
Ask good questions.
And never stop learning.
Disclosure: Revelation Gold Group is a paid partner of this publication. I only recommend companies, ministries, products, and organizations that I personally believe provide value to this community. Nothing in this article should be considered financial advice. Please do your own research and consult qualified professionals regarding your personal financial situation.