I was unavoidable detained on official business this morning. I was in West Virginia with Chairman Anthony Princippi, and over West Virginia delegation to discuss BRAC recommendations. I missed rollcall vote 308 through 314. Had I been present, I would have voted in the following manner: rollcall vote 308: ``nay''; rollcall vote 309: ``yea''; rollcall vote 310: ``yea''; rollcall vote 311: ``yea''; rollcall vote 312: ``yea''; rollcall vote 313: ``nay''; and rollcall vote 314: ``yea''. PERSONAL EXPLANATION
Nick Rahall: “I was unavoidable detained on official business this morning. I was in West Virginia with Chairman Anthony Princippi…”
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