Keep Alexander Hamilton, the first Treasury Secretary, influential founding father, and abolitionist, on the $10 bill.

Without the influence of Alexander Hamilton, the United States as we know it today may not exist. He was an immigrant who worked and wrote his way to success. He served as Washington's right hand man and stood for the Constitution when no-one else in his state would; his signature is the only signature on that document from the state of New York. His powerful writing convinced the state to join the new nation. That's power in writing! He was an abolitionist, founded the New York Post, and the Coast Guard. He was one of three people in the room when the compromise that created our financial system and moved our capitol occurred. No, he never served as president, but his influence is immense. Please, keep this great man on our money issued by the department he defined.