The First Domino Just Fell in America’s Broken Election System

Dear Reader,

I’ve seen financial systems break. I’ve watched banks bend the rules. But when a government breaks its own laws to control the vote—that’s when you know we’ve crossed the line.

This week, the Department of Justice fired a warning shot. And it landed right in Madison, Wisconsin.

Here’s the deal: the Wisconsin Elections Commission took more than $77 million in federal funds under the Help America Vote Act—HAVA for short. That money comes with strings. One of the biggest? Every state must set up a complaint system. If a voter sees fraud or abuse, they must have a way to report it and get a fair hearing. It’s basic accountability. It’s the law.

But Wisconsin? They skipped it.

Instead of following federal law, the Commission leaned on a weak 2022 court case and claimed they didn’t have to investigate themselves. That’s like letting a crooked accountant tell the IRS, “Sorry, I’m not auditing me today.”

Harmeet Dhillon, the new Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights, called their bluff. In a brutal letter, she said the Commission left voters with “no recourse,” “no opportunity,” and “no way to appeal”. That’s not democracy. That’s a rigged game with no scoreboard.

Let me be blunt. If we can’t trust the voting process, then everything else falls apart. Markets, money, even freedom. A broken election system leads to broken economies—and then broken lives.

This isn’t about left or right. This is about right or wrong.

The DOJ’s next move? They’re telling the U.S. Election Assistance Commission to cut off Wisconsin’s funding until the Commission gets its act together. No fix, no funds. That’s the kind of accountability we need in every part of government and business.

And if you think this is just a “Wisconsin problem,” think again. Every state that took HAVA money is under the same microscope now.

Here’s what I’ve learned: when institutions break down, you don’t wait for them to save you. You protect yourself. You get out of fake systems and into real ones. Real assets. Real property. Real freedom.

The same way I did after I lost everything once.

Today, I don’t rely on rigged systems to protect my wealth—or my future.

And neither should you.

P.S. So let me leave you with this.

I’ve been warning about this for years. When the government breaks its own rules, the real losers aren’t politicians—they're people like you and me. The middle class. The savers. The ones who still believe the system’s supposed to work.

But it doesn’t. Not anymore.

And that’s why I stopped playing by their rules a long time ago. I got out of fake assets, fake money, and fake promises—and I moved into real things. Real estate. Gold. Silver. Cash-flowing businesses. Assets that don’t care who wins the next election.

If you’re still relying on the system to take care of you, I’ve got bad news: you’re the mark. And if you’re still saving dollars while they print trillions and rig elections? You’re already losing.

That’s why I wrote my new book. It’s a no-BS guide for smart investors who want to protect their wealth outside the system. I break down how to position yourself before the next big collapse—whether it’s economic, political, or both.

Because you can’t wait for the government to save you. You have to save yourself.

If you want to sleep like a baby while the rest of the world panics—grab this book today.

Because when the rules are rigged… the smart ones don’t play.

They build.

—Robert