Wilson decided to disregard Lodge. By declining to include senators among some of the negotiators traveling with him to the Paris Peace Conference and by releasing conference outcomes to the public before reviewing them with committee members, he angered the Senate. Hence Henry Cabot Lodge, a senator, is against American membership in the League of Nations.
Wilson attacked Lodge and his supporters as "contemptible, narrow, selfish, pitiful little minds who never anywhere but run through a circle and think they are getting somewhere" in a fit of rage over what he perceived as Senate interference.
The president became irate and launched a national campaign after Lodge's committee significantly amended and inserted "reservations" into the treaty. He experienced a physical collapse while on a passing tour in October 1919, which further impaired his political judgment.
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