MAGA isn't sold on Trump's face on the $250 bill
Summary
A new poll shows that about one-quarter of President Trump's loyal supporters do not want his face on a proposed $250 bill. The bill idea is part of a plan to honor America's 250th anniversary, but there are legal limits on who can appear on U.S. currency and what bill sizes exist.Key Facts
- About 26% of President Trump's MAGA supporters oppose putting his face on a $250 bill.
- Around 48% of MAGA supporters approve of the plan, and 26% are unsure.
- Among all Republicans, 35% oppose the idea, 40% approve, and 24% are unsure.
- A congressional ally of President Trump has proposed a $250 commemorative note to mark the U.S. 250th anniversary.
- Current law bans showing living people on U.S. currency and defines currency in only certain amounts, not including $250.
- Treasury officials requested images of the $250 bill as preparation if Congress changes the rules.
- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the department will follow the law and not make the bill without congressional approval.
- The poll surveyed 1,604 U.S. adults with a margin of error of ±3.5% during May 29 - June 1.
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