During the evening of Tuesday, May 8, and during the day of Wednesday, May 9, I missed House votes in order to attend the college graduation of my daughter, Elisa. Up to this point, I was proud to boast a 100% voting record in the Second Session of the 112^th Congress. However, if I had been present for these votes, here is how I would have voted:

Davis (IL) amendment Roll no. 213 Vote No

Grimm amendment Roll no. 214 Vote No

Huizenga amendment Roll no. 215 Vote Yes

Johnson (GA) amendment Roll no. 216 Vote No

Flake amendment Roll no. 217 Vote Yes

Westmoreland amendment Roll no. 218 Vote Yes

Scott (GA) amendment Roll no. 219 Vote Yes

Black amendment Roll no. 220 Vote Yes

Blackburn amendment Roll no. 221 Vote Yes

Broun amendment Roll no. 222 Vote Yes

Southerland amendment Roll no. 223 Vote Yes

H.R. 2072 Roll no. 224 Vote No

H.R. 4133 Roll no. 225 Vote Yes

Chaffetz amendment Roll no. 226 Vote Yes

Tierney amendment Roll no. 227 Vote No

Blackburn amendment Roll no. 228 Vote Yes

Duncan (SC) amendment Roll no. 229 Vote Yes

Garrett amendment Roll no. 230 Vote Yes

Schweikert amendment Roll no. 231 Vote Yes

Webster amendment Roll no. 232 Vote Yes

Flores amendment Roll no. 233 Vote Yes

Flores amendment Roll no. 234 Vote Yes

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