The VA — On the Record
The Department of Veterans Affairs is part of this team, and its record is kept here in full — the Secretary’s profile, his appearances on video, the scoreboard, and the timeline. The personal accountability record — the letters, the unanswered questions, and the clocks running on them — lives on our sister publication, DearDougCollins.com. The two sites link rather than compete: everything the VA does is documented in both places, from both directions.
The Secretary
Doug Collins — Secretary of Veterans Affairs. Confirmed 77–23 and sworn in February 5, 2025. His full profile, stated program, attributed record and criticism, verified channels, and scoreboard tallies are on his team page — and his complete video record is below.
The Accountability Record — DearDougCollins.com
A veteran's son in Daytona Beach has sent the Department at least 63 substantive letters since 2024. His first letter to Secretary Collins personally went out on October 15, 2026. It has not been answered — and the site keeps the clock on it, in public, alongside the full correspondence and the evidence behind it.
DearDougCollins.com — the letters, the record, the timer →
For veterans of the brown-water and blue-water Navy and the families carrying their cases: BrownWaterVet.com, the network's resource hub.
The Secretary on Video — the Record as It Happened
Browse the full video library → · The Veterans priority hub →
The Scoreboard & the Timeline
VA reform and claims speed are explicit administration promises, and Collins owns the Veterans category of the weekly scoreboard — every verdict attributed, wins and setbacks alike.
The weekly Scoreboard → · The Promise Tracker → · The Chronicle timeline →
Resources
DearDougCollins.com — the accountability record and correspondence.
BrownWaterVet.com — resources for brown-water and blue-water veterans.
VA.gov — the Department's official site.
Contact Trump Team Report — contact@trumpteamreport.com.