And (rep). Souder (R, IN) said, "It is particularly fitting to honor the freedompresident on this particular piece of coinage" because he was "woundedunder the left arm by a bullet that had ricocheted and flattened to thesize of a dime."
Eeeeeeeew gross! Talk about fetishism of a nutcase would-be assassin who incidentally does NOT deserve any association with the currency either.
ON THE OTHER HAND, if putting Ronzo on the dime would help motivate a century of social reformers trying to undo all of Reagan's most plutocratic machinations.....
Course if Ronnie got put on the dime, I would develop a sudden preference for other coins, but ...
DoreneC
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