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when in 100 years from now courage based on moral indignation that celebrated in this country the name of jeanette rankin who stood firm and folly for her state will be written in monumental bronze. not for what she did, but for the way she did it. according to these defenders rankin's a vote in the war proved that america is a free society. a value worth fighting for. still hurt critics far outnumbered her supporters. telegraph support and from montana and all over the nation. one said because it by your action today you have done a great disservice to the state of montana and american people. if you cannot act as a true and patriotic representative in a time of national apparel we suggest you refrain from acting at all. indeed it appeared the telegraph sentiment prevailed. after the vote she had no more great acts as a member of congress. she finished the remainder of her term and left washington. this time without a doubt it was a war vote and not a copper company that sunk her chances at reelection. she did not attempt a new campaign. she remained active in -- expanding rights across the globe

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