Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent proudly showed Fox’s Jesse Watters a new $ 1 coin — complete with President Donald Trump‘s face on it.
In an interview from the Treasurer’s Office that aired Monday night, Bessent gave Watters a glimpse at the currency changes underway to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary. Among those changes are new paper currency touting Trump and Bessent’s signatures and the $1 coins with Trump’s headshot.
There is something deeply wrong with Trump that he has to have his ugly puss and his name on everything.
He defiles everything he touches.
Every bill and coin that has his mug shot on it needs to be burned and melted down.
ReplyDeleteNot real gold, aluminum/zinc alloy painted gold ...
ReplyDeleteFools Gold! How appropriate.
ReplyDeleteNobody wants a dollar coin, so it's kinda appropriate the he's putting his stupid face on one.
ReplyDeleteAfter taking a mototool grinder to it face It might make a good challenge
ReplyDeletecoin for surviving the felon era.
Aren’t Presidents supposed to be dead before they are put on currency?
ReplyDeleteApparently there's some room for quibbling on that. Living people can't appear on the back side of a coin, but there's no prohibition about the front side.
DeleteEither way, few people use dollar coins. Some vending machines like them, so they can give change when people put in a $5 for a $2 candy bar without emptying the quarters' bin.