Hillary was more impressed with herself than anything else–especially when she told me to call U.S. generals when I wrote a letter asking her as a senator to sponsor Harriet Tubman for a Congressional Medal of Honor. Her non interest was exposed toward this American African hero who was called "General Tubman" for her bravery and dedication for human rights as she led the U.S. Army into the South on a gunboat during the Civil War. I have a photo of a painting of her in this action. In 2015 Representative Yvette Clarke sponsored and achieved this posthumous Congressional Gold Medal of Honor for Harriet Tubman.
Meanwhile, when I contacted generals at Hillary's suggestion, none of the men were interested. It wasn't their job. One actually admonished in a demeaning tone, "Now listen here! A woman will never receive the Congressional Medal of Honor! His prejudice was of another type–gynophobia, fear of women. He also was ignorant about Dr. Mary Edwards Walker who received this highest U.S. military award during the Civil War. Some man tried to later take it from her, but it was later reinstated.
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