Calvin Coolidge’s political views

• Nationalism vs InternationalismNationalism 55%
  NationalismInternationalism

  Backed United States membership of the World Court only if the country were not bound by its advisory opinions; the Senate approved joining with reservations in 1926, but the country never joined.

• Militarist vs PacifistPacifist 68%
  MilitaristPacifist

  The United States signed the Kellogg–Briand Pact in Paris on 27 August 1928, renouncing war as an instrument of national policy, and the Senate approved it 85–1, although the occupation of Nicaragua went on.

• Assimilationist vs MulticulturalistAssimilationist 75%
  AssimilationistMulticulturalist

  Signed the Immigration Act of 1924, which cut each country’s annual quota to 2% of its 1890 immigrant population, and the Indian Citizenship Act of 2 June 1924.

• Collectivize vs PrivatizePrivatize 85%
  CollectivizePrivatize

  Signed the Revenue Act of 1924, which cut the top income tax rate from 58% to 46%, and a further tax cut in 1926, while holding federal spending flat and cutting the debt by about a quarter.

• Planned vs Laissez-faireLaissez-faire 85%
  PlannedLaissez-faire

  Vetoed the McNary–Haugen farm relief bill in February 1927 and again in May 1928, siding with business leaders who said it was contrary to economic law.

No documented position, so not scored: Federal vs Unitary, Democratic vs Autocratic, Security vs Freedom, Isolationism vs Globalism, Irreligious vs Religious, Progressive vs Traditional, and Acceleration vs Bioconservative.