Senate resolution commending military for Iranian strike; Do ya think Democrats supported it?

Earlier this week Sen. Ted Cruz and 42 of his senate GOP colleagues introduced a resolution commending American military and intelligence community members who helped conduct the airstrike that killed Iran's chief terror mastermind.

The resolution is structurally identical to a 2011 senate resolution commending then-president Barack Obama (pbuh) for the operation that killed Osama bin Laden.  All 100 senators--including all Republicans--supported the resolution praising Obama for (allegedly) ordering the strike on bin Laden.

Fast-forward just 9 years: In a statement introducing the current resolution Cruz said

"President Trump and his administration should be commended for bringing an end to Qassem Soleimani, a terrorist responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people across the Middle East, including at least 603 American service members.  As we did in 2011 following the killing of Bin Laden, it is my hope my colleagues in the Senate will come together once again to honor all those involved in this successful mission to  eliminate a terrorist mastermind."

After a few minutes of sheepish muttering, all but five of the 48 Democrat senators joined in approving...

Hahahahahahaha!  Yeah, didn't think I'd be able to pull that off without laughing!  Cuz I'm sure you'll be just shocked to learn that in reality...
       Not a single Democratic senator has supported the resolution praising our military forces and intelligence community members who helped the successful strike that killed the Iranian terror leader.

Wow.

Well, maybe a few--thinking about the next election, no doubt--will decide to break Chuck Schumer's party discipline and support it before the final vote.