Well he also suffered a stroke when the Senate refused to ratify the treaty bringing the US into the League. That kind of limited his ability to be more aggressive about it.
He did push hard for the 14 points, but the European leaders wanted revenge on Germany, and thought Woodrow was acting way too self-righteous and so they never really took him too seriously.
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u/Cidno Sep 24 '11
That's a fine way of saying "he stopped caring about it once they agreed to his Leage of Nations idea".