Congressman Brandon Gill proposed a bill to replace Benjamin Franklin with Donald Trump on the $100 bill to recognize his contributions to America

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Republican Congressman Brandon Gill has proposed a bill that would replace the image of Benjamin Franklin with a portrait of President Donald Trump on the $100 bill. The bill, titled the "Golden Age Act of 2025," is supported by his colleague Troy Nehls. Gill stated that Trump did more for the prosperity of America than any other president, and his image on the bill would be a recognition of his achievements. If the bill is passed, all $100 bills will feature Trump's image starting from December 31, 2028.

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