BUSH FLUNKS ‘GREAT WOMAN’ QUESTION

The American Spectator ^ | Betsy McCaughey

[Ol' Dan Tucker]

The best answer would have been “I’d rather keep Alexander Hamilton on the $10 bill where he belongs”.

That's what Ted Cruz said.

CRUZ: Well, I wouldn't change the $10 bill, I'd change the $20. I'd take Jackson off and I'd leave Alexander Hamilton right where he is as one of our Founding Fathers.

[sheana]

That would’ve been my answer. Leave it alone. They just follow the media’s lead like sheep.

[Mastador1]

Hell he could have picked Dolly Parton, but that would have been a Bust.................

[Heart-Rest]

Now that he has had a little more time to think about it, Lindsey Graham has decided to ask for a "do-over" for his own choice, and, citing equal time demands, Hillary then demanded to be allowed to make her own pick for the first woman on our currency.  Here are those new picks for your assessment.

Lindsey's New Pick

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Hillary's Pick

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[Secret Agent Man]

Dumb question. There are none that should be on the $10.

[Secret Agent Man]

This is all about placating pc bullcrap.

You start playing the game you legitimize their bullcrap.

[Honorary Serb]

YUP!!!!

Policies designed to allow industry to create good jobs, to keep jobs in the U.S. and to prevent them being given to foreigners (via H-1B visas) would be a lot more welcome than bogus changes to the pictures on our currency!!!!

[Honorary Serb]

Why has no one mentioned Abigail Adams?

However, I would much rather keep our currency the way it is than even putting her picture on a bill!!! Or that more contemporary admirable candidate, Ronda Rousey’s!!!!

I’m sure that a woman like Ronda Rousey would see what BS it is to change the pictures on our currency for PC reasons!!!!

[Califreak]

“Why has noone mentioned Abigail Adams?”

Chris Christie did.

[Bigg Red]

I am a woman, but I am sick and tired of this feminist nonsense.

[sergeantdave]

Tired of this PC crap. Let’s get Ma Barker on the sawbuck. She’s strong, matriarchal and could handle a machinegun.

[OldNewYork]

It’s odd how few actual matriarchs, ie. grandmothers, are supporters of what feminists call ‘matriarchy’.

[Bigg Red]

Nothing odd about it to me; we grannies know what is important for children and what is important in relationships between men and women.