That 1st one is not a bad idea...
A young Harriet Tubman, use Victoria Secret model Jasmine Tookes as the model, wielding a revolver, and wearing better than that Aunt Jemima suit.
Posted on 04/21/2016 9:03:38 AM PDT by HomerBohn
The “Dead Presidents” will have to change their name.
Faces on currency has never been limited to dead Presidents. Go look at a $10 bill.
Too bad Andrew Jackson doesn’t have a rap musical on Broadway right now.
And a $100 bill as well.....Benjamin Franklin.
I’ll be an monkey’s uncle.
Perhaps Beyoncé should appear on the $30.
Taylor Swift would never make it.
President Trump should send his Treasury secretary to cancel all this politically correct nonsense.
Just think how much we’d save it they used Obama’s picture.
You’d never want to look at it.
That 1st one is not a bad idea...
A young Harriet Tubman, use Victoria Secret model Jasmine Tookes as the model, wielding a revolver, and wearing better than that Aunt Jemima suit.
It's failing miserably. Spectacularly!
Attorney General Joe Arpaio would get the job done.
Over on Facebook someone pointed out the founder of the Democrat party is being replaced by an armed Republican. I thought that was pretty funny.
. . . .so, will a Tubman be worth $15.40 ?? when compared with a Jackson ???
I really do not have any problem with Tubman on the $.20* bill. I just am not comfortable with the trashing of the old dead white guys in the process.
*Approximate value of today’s $20 bill compared to a century ago.
They were supposed to be limited to dead Presidents and Founding Fathers.
I agree about replacing the genocidal DEMOCRAT Jackson with Tubman.
But some of the other changes are ridiculous.
Like, Marian Anderson.... WHO?
Eleanor Roosevelt-—her only claim to fame was the time she began to sing Tomorrow with Orphan Annie.
Is that Harriet?
I’ll be damned.
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