New York Governor Kathy Hochul (D) has introduced a creative twist on the proposed $250 bill featuring Donald Trump, aiming to win over even his detractors. This initiative follows comments from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent about legislation in the House that would allow a living president to be depicted on currency, in honor of America's 250th anniversary. While federal law has historically prohibited living figures on currency since 1866, a special provision allows for exceptions during significant commemorative events. Hochul's version of the bill, unveiled on social media, humorously depicts Trump in a familiar pose: asleep during a Cabinet meeting. This design has surprisingly received positive feedback from some who typically oppose Trump, including at least one member of Congress. Many are now urging the Treasury not to overlook Hochul's innovative idea, suggesting it could bridge divides even among those who typically criticize the former president.