on Friday, May 19, 2006, I was absent from the House due to a prescheduled event with the President on his American Competitiveness Initiative at Northern Kentucky University. Had I been present I would have voted: Rollcall No. 173 (previous question)--``yea''; Rollcall No. 174 (rule)--``yea''; Rollcall No. 175 (Blumenauer amendment)--``no''; Rollcall No. 176 (final passage)--``yea.'' ____________________
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