RjThoughts
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Nah. Hamilton was the first Treasury Secretary (and Washington's de facto prime minister), he set up the fiscal and financial and economic policies of the early USG; he deserves to have his face on a bill. Jackson, who destroyed the Second Bank of the United States, does not.
Using that logic, Robert Morris, the man generally credited with funding most of the Revolution, should be on the $10.
This all goes to show how much there is lacking in the teaching of American History, when I put out Sequoyah and everyone's like, "Who the fuck is that?"
