Proposal would put Ronald Reagan's face on the $50 bill

LA Times ^ | 03 Mar 2010 | Richard Simon

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[SMARTY]

Watch the Liberals object, as if any of their constituents will EVER see one!

[jessduntno]

“Our currency ought to be something that unites us,” said Rep. Brad Sherman (D-Sherman Oaks).”

Nothing says unity like Grant...

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Obama could adorn foodstamps. Dem constituents see plenty of those.

[Rio]

Heck, I’d vote to add him to Mt. Rushmore, but this is probably more likely.
And it’s about time!

[Leo Farnsworth]

I'm all for it.

Watch the libs make it illegal to hold anything larger than a $20.00.

Hint: $1,000 bills used to be common...

[kempster]

I have the perfect solution. Create a $75.00 bill. Everybody’s happy! Good Bye!

[tcrlaf]

The Libs are going nuts about this, and it reveals WHY they hate Reagan and Republicans so much.

His stance on gays and Aids.

I really wish the average Democrat Voter would LISTEN to what the people they support actually say.

[DJ Frisat]

Might as well put Obama’s picture on it. After inflation and devaluation of the dollar as a result of his profligate spending and the Fed’s printing money, a fifty will be worth about a penny...

[jessduntno]

“His stance on gays and Aids.”

Hey...how about a $3 bill with Barney Frank?

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[a fool in paradise]

The Left insists that Reagan is responsible all of the deaths from AIDS. That he didn’t do enough (spending).

Decades later there still is no cure.

And the gay bathhouses are still open and the homosexual community still shuns using condoms or engaging in sex only in monogamous relationships.

[verity]

I personally do not care whose picture is on the $50 as long as I have a significant number of them in my wallet.

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[decisis]

They can put Obama on the $3.00 bill.

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[glorgau]

Nah, how about a $1000 bill to reflect inflation?

[Slyfox]

But at least one Democrat who serves on the House Financial Services Committee, where the proposal has been sent, isn't ready to jettison Grant for "someone whose policies are still controversial."
"Our currency ought to be something that unites us," said Rep. Brad Sherman (D-Sherman Oaks).

Controversial only to marxists, and other assorted anti-Americans. Ronald Reagan spent the last half of his life successfully introducing these dirtbags to the ash-bin of history.

Marxists like democrat Brad Sherman have NOT had the last word.

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