Michele Bachmann: “When rollcall vote 480 was called, I registered my vote as ``aye'' and…”

On the recordJune 23, 2011

When rollcall vote 480 was called, I registered my vote as ``aye'' and then proceeded to an Intelligence briefing. When I returned to the floor, it was my intention to vote ``no'' on the next amendment and I registered my vote as such. Unfortunately, due to a staffing error, it was still the same rollcall vote 480, and my ``aye'' was mistakenly changed to ``no.'' To be clear, I do support the rule providing for consideration of the FY2012 Department of Defense Appropriations Bill. Stated against:

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Michele Bachmann

Minnesota

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Jun 23, 2011

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