The U.S. House of Representatives proposed a bill that "commends the members of the U.S. Armed Forces and Coalition forces for liberating Iraq and expresses its gratitude for their valiant service." The bill was a symbolic measure recognizing that our troops did a wonderful job dispatching Saddam Hussein, and thanked them for putting their lives on the line for our nation.

The measure passed, 228-195. Every Democrat except Rodney Alexander D-LA and Lincoln Davis D-TN voted against it.

UPDATE: Taranto points out that on the final vote only 93 congressmen (90 Dems, 2 Reps, and 1 Ind.) voted 'No' on the bill. I guess the others were voting against it before they voted for it.