On Friday, April 26, 2013, I was unavoidably detained and missed rollcall votes numbers 125-128. Had I been present, I would have voted as follows: Rollcall No. 125: ``yea'' (On motion to suspend the rules and pass H.R. 1765, Reducing Flight Delays Act), but we must do more to avert the sequester's impacts to all Americans. Rollcall No. 126: ``nay'' (On Agreeing to the Amendment to H.R. 527, Dent of Pennsylvania amendment No. 2). Rollcall No. 127: ``yea'' (On Motion to Recommit with Instructions, to amend the Helium Act to complete the privatization of the Federal helium reserve in a competitive market fashion that ensures stability in the helium markets while protecting the interests of American taxpayers, and for other purposes). Rollcall No. 128: ``yea'' (On passage of H.R. 527, to amend the Helium Act to complete the privatization of the Federal helium reserve in a competitive market fashion that ensures stability in the helium markets while protecting the interests of American taxpayers, and for other purposes). PERSONAL EXPLANATION
Jared Huffman: “On Friday, April 26, 2013, I was unavoidably detained and missed rollcall votes numbers 125-128. Had I been present, I…”
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