Robert Marion La Follette served as governor of Wisconsin from 1906 until his death was a senator by the same state. In the Senate, he opposed American involvement in World War I, he strongly advocated laws on child labor, social security, women's suffrage, and other progressive reforms, but the measures in force until now are options A and D.
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