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Honor Women and Save Hamilton: 'The Ten-Dollar Founding Father'

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#2

Honor Women and Save Hamilton: 'The Ten-Dollar Founding Father'

I"d sign a petition. Replacing Jackson is what should be done


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Updated On: 8/26/15 at 02:58 PM

#5

Honor Women and Save Hamilton: 'The Ten-Dollar Founding Father'

Jackson DID have a musical, and not that long ago. Bloody, Bloody Andrew Jackson. If my memory serves me correctly, it also transferred from The Public.

I love it, off b'way....but it lost a bit coming uptown.


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#6

Honor Women and Save Hamilton: 'The Ten-Dollar Founding Father'

For the treasury to dump their own founder would be a douche move. So I would support replacing Jackson and putting a woman on the 20 dollar bill.


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#8

Honor Women and Save Hamilton: 'The Ten-Dollar Founding Father'

There was a great quote from one of women working for on the "women on the $20" campaign. (For those who don't know, there was a campaign in place to replace Jackson with a woman before the treasury department made the announcement they'd be replacing Hamilton.) When it was announced a woman would be on the $10 someone said something along the lines of "I guess by now we should be used to asking for $20 and only getting $10."

#9

Honor Women and Save Hamilton: 'The Ten-Dollar Founding Father'

John Oliver had a great segment on it with this line:

"This is basically the perfect embodiment of the women's rights movement. Women ask for something they've earned. A bunch of men get together and talk about it. And then they give women half and ask her to share it."

My father said that Jackson should stay because the only time the US didn't have a debt was when he was in office. Which is true...because Jackson was a crazy person who didn't trust money or banks. All the more reason to not honor him on currency.


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#10

Honor Women and Save Hamilton: 'The Ten-Dollar Founding Father'

Jackson would be fascinating to study in an in depth bio musical/play. I know we had BBAJ, which I'm a big fan of, but Jackson is a such a complex person to take a look at. He's the definition of someone who can be a hero or a villain, depending on who you talk to.

I personally support removing Jackson from the $20, but if there is resistance, why not print new bills with women on them, as well as keeping the Jackson bills? Something like the quarters issued commemorating each state.

#13

Honor Women and Save Hamilton: 'The Ten-Dollar Founding Father'

Boy, I hope that was a facetious statement.


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