Strike back at tax cheat Tim Geithner

michellemalkin.com ^ | February 8, 2009 | Michelle Malkin

[gigster]

Okey-Dokey!

[Brad’s Gramma]

As Promised!!!....

[Brad’s Gramma]

Excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Jet Jaguar]

ping.

I thought you might appreciate this.

[BAW]

I’m in.

[Scotswife]

“Does anyone find it troubling that a tax cheat and a liar is working on the next bank bailout as we speak?”

Which one are you talking about? I thought several liars and tax cheats were working on the bank bailout?

[Scotswife]

that’s one of her more flattering pictures.

[pepperhead]

It's red sharpie time!!!!

[Jet Jaguar]

5.14

[Brad’s Gramma]

Um.

6.15?

:)

[Jet Jaguar]

FReeper mail.

Look!

[giotto]

Some might argue that this constitutes defacement of currency, a federal offense. Whether or not stamping “TAX CHEAT!” over Geithner’s name would render the bill non-reissuable is debatable, in my opinion. Many people might refuse to accept the bill with the stamped red letters.

[Jet Jaguar]

Some might argue that Giethner is a jackass.

Refuse my money, I will shop elsewhere.

[Brad’s Gramma]

Look!

Where? WHERE? :)

[Windcatcher]

If it’s ubiquitous, they’ll have little choice.

[Brad’s Gramma]

Many people might refuse to accept the bill with the stamped red letters.

I would betcha that most clerks wouldn't NOTICE...

[ArmyTeach]

In fact, isn’t it illegal to deface U.S. currency?

[cydcharisse]

If you worry about what “some” say, you’ll never do anything.

Any action anyone takes will be opposed by some.

[Jet Jaguar]

In fact, isn’t it illegal to deface U.S. currency?

Should it be illegal for him to sign it? Would not that be defacement?

[ArmyTeach]

Marked bills might work in automated checkout counters in larger supermarket chains...