The Reagan Issue

"John Long" wrote in message
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On 10 Dec 2003 19:53:24 GMT, ojunk (Coin Saver)
wrote:

From: John Long longj65@N-O-S-P

That's sad that a lot of the Congressmen didn't even know who is
currently on the dime.

Ronald who???

8-)


Coin Saver

The Congressmen, as mentioned in the sited article, didn't know FDR
was on the dime. It's only been around since 1946, so maybe they
never had the opportunity to see one for themselves.

John

Of course, the fact that many Congresscritters didn't know who was on the
dime kind of shoots down the theory that their purpose for wanting Reagan on
it was a political ploy to supplant the Democrat that is on it now. I think
some Republican lawmakers are just trying to fumble around for some venue to
honor their hero. Don't think they mean any disrespect to FDR.

--
Ed Hendricks
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John Long wrote:
On 10 Dec 2003 19:53:24 GMT, ojunk (Coin Saver)
wrote:


From: John Long longj65@N-O-S-P

That's sad that a lot of the Congressmen didn't even know who is currently on

the dime.

Ronald who???

8-)


Coin Saver


The Congressmen, as mentioned in the sited article, didn't know FDR
was on the dime. It's only been around since 1946, so maybe they
never had the opportunity to see one for themselves.

John

Congressmen would never lower themselves to look at dimes. They're too
busy trying to fundraise $100 bills to use to get themselves reelected.
We should all have such a job-- spending half your time at full pay
either promoting yourself for a more important job or raising money to
keep your same job for a few more years. The president has it best of
all-- traveling around the country on my "dime" raising money to help
him keep his job for another term or helping other Republicans win jobs.

Bruce

Only drug dealers would use a $500 bill. Putting Ronald "Just say no" Reagan
on a bill used primarily by drug dealers is like putting Andrew "Down with
the bank" Jackson, on a Federal Reserve note!

Rick

"Malanutt 4 Life" wrote in message
...
Who is the congressperson trying to get Reagan on the dime? Maybe I should
write to them on bringing back the $500 bill, and issuing a new $200 bill
with
Reagan on it. What do you guys think? Think it might have a chance of
gaining
interest?

Tom




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Only drug dealers would use a $500 bill. Putting Ronald "Just say no" Reagan
on a bill used primarily by drug dealers is like putting Andrew "Down with
the bank" Jackson, on a Federal Reserve note!

Rick BRBR

.....or putting the guy who fired the air traffic controllers's name on an
airport!

eric l.

Richard Snow wrote:

Only drug dealers would use a $500 bill. Putting Ronald "Just say no" Reagan
on a bill used primarily by drug dealers is like putting Andrew "Down with
the bank" Jackson, on a Federal Reserve note!

Rick

And only people who place bets at horse tracks would use a $2 bill, too,
eh? I'm ashamed at you, Richard.

Bruce

Don't be ashamed, you're allowed to have sense of humor.

"Bruce Remick" wrote in message
...
Richard Snow wrote:

Only drug dealers would use a $500 bill. Putting Ronald "Just say no"
Reagan
on a bill used primarily by drug dealers is like putting Andrew "Down
with
the bank" Jackson, on a Federal Reserve note!

Rick

And only people who place bets at horse tracks would use a $2 bill, too,
eh? I'm ashamed at you, Richard.

Bruce





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