The only thing Trump's name or likeness should be on is a prison cell.

I am writing to express my strong opposition to any proposal to place Donald Trump on United States currency while he is still alive. This is not a matter of partisanship. It is a matter of principle, precedent, and respect for the integrity of our national symbols. For more than a century, the United States has maintained a clear and widely supported norm that individuals are not honored on currency during their lifetimes. This practice protects our institutions from the appearance of political favoritism. It ensures that the people we memorialize have a complete historical record that can be evaluated with the benefit of time and perspective. It also prevents the misuse of national iconography for political gain. Breaking this norm for any living political figure would undermine public trust in the neutrality of our currency. It would signal that our national symbols are available for immediate political reward rather than long-term historical judgment. Many Americans across the political spectrum believe that currency should reflect figures whose contributions have been fully assessed and whose legacies have stood the test of time. I urge you to uphold the longstanding tradition that keeps our currency above political influence. Preserving this principle is essential to maintaining public confidence in the institutions that belong to all of us, regardless of political affiliation. Thank you for your attention to this matter.