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H.R. 2854, The Liberty Bill Act

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The Ultimate Pocket Constitution

Here’s a good idea. H.R. 2854 would require the Treasury Secretary to redesign the $1 bill, incorporating the preamble to the Constitution, a list of the articles of the Constitution, and a list describing the amendments to the Constitution. Just...

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