H.R.392 is a bill that would create new quarters after the state quarter program ends that would honor the District of Columbia, United States Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa, The commonwealth of Puerto Rico, and any other territories I might have forgotten. It's been tried five times everytime so far it has passed the House but not the senate. The closest they got was either 34 or 35 votes (I forget) in the senate with 51 needed (or 50 and the V.P. vote). This is the first attempt with the new democratically controlled 110th Congress. What does everybody think about this topic?
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Jump to PostThis has prompted me to revisit a book I'd mentioned elsethread, which I have since found as a pdf online.
http://www.mises.org/rothbard/rothmoney.pdf
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Money. What Has Government Done to Our Money?
Jump to PostWell, I won't C&P the whole thing, but I'll do that with the forward.
Introduction to Fourth Edition
Monetary policy is—aside from war—the primary tool of state aggrandizement. It ensures the growth of government, finances deficits, rewards special interests, and fixes elections. Without it, the federal leviathan would collapse, and …
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