Doug Collins

Secretary of Veterans Affairs; 38 U.S.C.

American lawyer and politician (born 1966).

Party: Republican Party · United States · Born 1966-08-16

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EducationNorth Georgia College & State University; North Hall High School; New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary; University of Illinois Chicago School of Law; John Marshall Law School · Wikidata

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United States government
Secretary of Veterans Affairs; 38 U.S.C. (since Feb 2025) · Wikipedia (en): Cabinet of the United States, revision 1385243396

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Lawmakers leave the VA secretary out of veterans bill discussions: ‘They don’t trust him anymore’
CNN · 13 August 2026
VA secretary’s role in failed vets bill stokes new round of White House, GOP frustration
Politico · 28 July 2026
Doug Collins confirmed as veterans affairs secretary as Trump Cabinet takes shape
AP News · 4 February 2025
What to know about Doug Collins, Trump's pick to oversee veterans affairs
NBC4 Washington · 14 January 2025
Trump names former Georgia Congressman Doug Collins as his pick to lead the VA
NPR · 14 November 2024

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