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Personal choice. Be Blessed.Of all the words you could chose....why?
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Personal choice. Be Blessed.Of all the words you could chose....why?
If anyone wants to have fun, when you pay for a purchase, pause and ask the the clerk if they take Hawaiian currency.Naw, some Americans can't correctly identify Canada or Mexico on a map. Switching currencies doesn't involve moving.
A curious thing there: You can mark a coin if you have no intent to pass it off as currency, but you can't alter a bill so it can't be recirculated, or for fraudulent purposes, or for advertisement. If someone took UV ink and wrote "Made you look" on a bill, it might be legal, but I wouldn't want to risk it.IANAL, but I think as long as there is no fraudulent intent, or intent to destroy or render the bill/coin unusable (AI informs me), it's okay.
I can't believe it's not satire.President Donald Trump is adding his name to U.S. dollar bills, the first time a sitting president’s signature will go on paper currency, the Treasury Department announced Thursday.
Trump’s signature will go on the bills in honor of the country’s 250th anniversary, the Treasury said. Historically, paper currency carries the signatures of the treasury secretary and the treasurer.
Treasury Announces President Donald J. Trump’s Signature to Appear on Future U.S. Paper Currency
Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent: “There is no more powerful way to recognize the historic achievements of our great country and President Donald J. Trump than U.S dollar bills bearing his name"
I can't wait to use a 2,024 dollar bill to fill up my gas tank!
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Trump may be considered a joke, but his desire to have his name on everything isn’t. Trump appears to believe his immortality is based on the number of times his name appears on something.I was hoping this was a joke.
Confidence is not narcissism and should certainly not be confused. Confidence is a GOOD thing to have...narcissism is not.Most politicians have a narcissist streak, beginning with the conceit that anyone would want to elect them.
I'll take mine in $50 notes.
It's still there. I don't believe the nonsense of our government. Since Trump went back into office. As for Trump on the $100 bill . I think Mega will love. Until they wake.I know where the Gulf of Mexico used to be.
Agreed. Some of the meaningless gestures such as renaming the Kennedy Center, can be relatively easily rectified, but others, such as the demolition of the East Wing of the White House, are much more challenging (and expensive). He should be held financially accountable for all of his misdeeds, including paying the war reparations to Iran that he promised them for his war with them.I would rather Trump fill his time with meaningless gestures to his own vanity than mucking with the economy or bombing other countries.
Nah, he shouldn’t be on the hook for anything he might do, (if only because he could make a claim that he’s the “landlord” of the east wing complex).He should be held financially accountable for all of his misdeeds, including paying the war reparations to Iran that he promised them for his war with them.
I am not in the least concerned about the stuff he might do, but simply the stuff he has done. As a taxpayer I resent being financially ripped off for his nastiness.Nah, he shouldn’t be on the hook for anything he might do, (if only because he could make a claim that he’s the “landlord” of the east wing complex).