The ACB's lawsuit against the U.S. Department of the Treasury to make them make money accessible was already flawed to say the least. According to the United States Constitution, the power to design money has been delegated to Congress, and the Department of the Treasury is only responsible for carrying out the orders of Congress. Therefore, the best way to make money accessible would have been for any and all so-called advocacy organizations to lobby Congress and get a bill passed and signed by the President of the United States that would redesign our money in an accessible way. Do I think the ACB's lawsuit was a publicity stunt? Absolutely, as if they wanted us to have accessible money for sure, they would have gone through the proper channels and we would have had it by now. Instead, where are we? No closer to truly accessible currency than we were when this whole sleighride begen nearly 10 years ago. Thank you, ACB and NFB for being such advocates for the needs of blind and visually impaired citizens of the United States. Without your petty bickering and your "We're not them" attitudes, the world would certainly be a better and more friendly place for all of us.

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