US Representatives Propose Trump's Image on $100 Banknotes

united states - Two US Representatives introduce a bill to replace Benjamin Franklin's image on $100 banknotes with President Donald Trump's image.

US Representatives Introduce Bill to Put Trump's Image on $100 Banknotes

Two US Representatives, Brandon Gill and Troy Nehls, have introduced a bill to replace Benjamin Franklin's image on $100 banknotes with President Donald Trump's image. The bill, named the 'Golden Age 2025 Act,' is a nod to Trump's 'American golden age' rhetoric for his second term.

Nehls emphasized Trump's achievements and stated that honoring him on the $100 banknote would be a way to recognize his accomplishments in the next four years. Gill called for support for the bill, aiming to 'make history.'

If the proposal becomes law, $100 banknotes printed from December 31, 2028, onwards will feature Trump's image. Last week, Republican Representative Joe Wilson also introduced a bill proposing a new $250 banknote with Trump's image.

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