Do I remember this correctly?

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Did Grover Norquist suggest that Reagan replace Alexander Hamilton on the $10 bill? I know I read of some wingnut suggesting it, I just don't remember which it was.

[Agnomen]

1. Don't recall any reagan currency pic proposals

but tere was a movement to further chop up Mt. Rushmore by adding him to it.

[EVDebs]

2. I think it was the dime...they all hate FDR with a passion.

They wanted him on Rushmore, btw, LOL.

[CatholicEdHead]

4. It was also the $10 bill

I don't think there was any denomination they did not consider.

[Bluebear]

3. Your memory is accurate

http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2004-06-07-reagan-10-bill_x.htm

Monetary memorial? That's the $10 question
By Susan Page, USA TODAY
WASHINGTON — Former president Ronald Reagan's name has been enshrined on everything from an airport outside Washington to a turnpike in Florida to a mountain in New Hampshire. Now his most fervent fans have a new memorial in mind: the $10 bill.

Once Reagan's body has been interred on Friday, leaders of the Ronald Reagan Legacy Project will launch a campaign in Congress to put Reagan's visage in the space now occupied by founding father Alexander Hamilton.

"Hamilton was a nice guy and everything, but he wasn't president," says Grover Norquist, who heads the legacy project as well as an influential conservative group called Americans for Tax Reform. "As a board member of the (National Rifle Association), I can also tell you that he was a bad shot."

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5. Bright kid that Norquist is

All Hamilton did was work with Madison to create a framework to understand the Constitution.

Reagan?

He actually got into an argument with Tip O'Neill over who was the bigger liberal.

Now I understand why Reagan must be on the $10 bill. His genius just astounds me.