Harriet Tubman on the 20

and after the republicans freed all the slaves, the democrats turned around and made them all voters. Sometimes you just can't win for losing.
 
wildchild said:
You do realize she was a republican
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You do realize that today she would not be a republican? You do realize that the party labels of 150 years ago do not mean the same stances on social and fiscal conservatism/liberalism that they do today?
 
fhl said:
Like maybe a 3/5 dollar bill.
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Bill O'Reilly suggested last night that perhaps the US add a new bill for her mug.... say, a $25 bill. That would be OK and a good denomination, but I like your suggestion too. (Wouldn't do for her to be on a $3 bill.... that should be reserved for Odumbo.)
 
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So that's what you get for twenty bucks...
 
The Guardian is really ticked that she's on the twenty. It's a make believe that slavery is over or something.


ok, Guardian,have it your way. Here's the new twenty.

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If they can do state quarters, they could do series $20 bills for people of note throughout history who made contributions but didn't ascend to the top of the WASP power structure. There are a lot of them.
 
ipatent said:
If they can do state quarters, they could do series $20 bills for people of note throughout history who made contributions but didn't ascend to the top of the WASP power structure. There are a lot of them.
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Remember you're talking about a nation of people who can't accept the sense in replacing the $1 bill with a coin.

But how much do people really need to use physical money anymore? I used to have to stock up bills in my wallet every week. Now I stock up once in every three months, and mainly because of tipping, not buying.
 
Ricter said:
Remember you're talking about a nation of people who can't accept the sense in replacing the $1 bill with a coin.

But how much do people really need to use physical money anymore? I used to have to stock up bills in my wallet every week. Now I stock up once in every three months, and mainly because of tipping, not buying.
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They make it very convenient to give unsecured loans to banks.
 
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