The Atlanta Journal-Constitution8d
Georgia’s Doug Collins is designated survivor at Trump’s congressional address
Former Georgia congressman Doug Collins, now veterans affairs secretary, sits out Trump's address to Congress as designated survivor.
VA Sec. Doug Collins of Georgia confirms 70,000+ layoffs. Who is he? Here's what we know
As part of DOGE, Veterans Affairs will lay off more than 70,000 staff, as discussed by Sec. Doug Collins from Georgia. Here's ...
Doug Collins named designated survivor for Trump joint address to Congress
Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins is the designated survivor for President Donald Trump ‘s speech to a joint session of ...
Independent Journal Review8d
Doug Collins Appointed the Designated Survivor During Trump’s SOTU Address
The Secretary of Veterans Affairs Doug Collins was appointed the Designated Survivor during President Donald Trump's State of ...
VA Sec Doug Collins: It's Interesting That We Look At Government Employment As Something Different Than Outside Employment
The Trump administration announced it's planning to fire thousands more employees at the Department of Veterans Affairs as part of the White House effort to dramatically downsize the federal workforce ...
VA Sec. Doug Collins from Georgia was designated survivor for President Trump's address to Congress
The tradition calls for a member of the president's cabinet to be absent from speeches to joint sessions of Congress to ensure the line of succession stays alive.
Who is Doug Collins? Designated survivor for Trump’s 2025 joint address to Congress
Secretary of Veterans Affairs Doug Collins has been chosen as the designated survivor for President Trump's 2025 joint ...
Who is the designated survivor? Here's who was selected for Trump's address to Congress
A top government official named designated survivor to preserve the presidential line of succession in the event of a ...
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution6d
Georgia veterans decry Trump administration plans to shrink VA workforce
Georgia military veterans are worried about Trump administration plans to cut the Veterans Affairs Department workforce by 15%. Georgia is home to more than 600,000 veterans.