If you were a Congressmen/Senator (with hindsight today), how would you vote on

[Boris]

1. 1909: Ratify 16th Amendment (income tax)   YES
2. 1917: Ratify 18th Amendment (Prohibition)  NO
3. 1917: Declare war on Germany (WWI)  YES
4. 1920: Ratify Treaty of Versailles   YES
5. 1935: Social Secuirty Act  YES
6. 1940: Lend-lease Program  YES
7. 1941: Declare war on Germany/Japan (WWII)  YES
8. 1947: Taft-Hartly Act  NO
9. 1950: Delcare War on Korea  YES
10. 1954: Censure Joe McCarthy  YES
11. 1964: Gulf of Tonkin Resolution  NO
12. 1964: Civil Right Act  YES
13. 1965: Voting Rights Act  YES
14. 1972: Equal Right Amendment  NO
15. 1973: War Powers Act  YES
16. 1977: Panama Canal Treaty  NO
17. 1979: Estbalish relations with China  YES
18. 1981: Reagan Tax Cut  NO
19. 1987: Robert Bork's nomination to Supreme Court  NO
20. 1991: Force against Iraq (Operation Desert Storm)  YES
21. 1993: NAFTA  YES
22. 1993: Brady Bill  YES
23. 1996: Welfare Reform  YES
24. 1996: Line Item Veto  NO
25. 1998-99:Impeachment/conviction of Bill Clinton  NO
26. 2001: Bush Tax Cut  NO
27. 2001: Force against Afghanistan  YES
28. 2003: Force against Iraq  NO
29. 2005: John Roberts' nomination  NO
30. 2006: Samuel Alito's nomination  NO
31. 2006: Stem Cell Research Bill  YES

[Boris]

Unsuprisingly, it seems as though the "2001: Force Against Afghanistan" resolution is the most popular, with no one voting against it.

[Boris]

25. 1998-99:Impeachment/conviction of Bill Clinton  YES

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