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Congressional Recognition of Lottie Featherston

Original title: RECOGINZING AND EXPRESSING GRATITUDE TO FORMER COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR LOTTIE FEATHERSTON

May 21, 2026

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What this does

This document serves as an official public record of the professional history and contributions of a specific congressional staff member.

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Lottie Featherston

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Ronny Jackson

He is the sponsor of the statement recognizing his former staff member.

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Last recorded activity May 21, 2026.

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Summary

Representative Ronny Jackson formally recognized his former Communications Director, Lottie Featherston, for her service to Texas' 13th Congressional District and her career in federal government. The statement highlights her professional background and her current role with the .

Key Facts

  • Representative Ronny Jackson officially recognized Lottie Featherston for her service as his Communications Director.
  • Lottie Featherston is a graduate of the University of Mississippi with a degree in Marketing and Communication Strategy.
  • Featherston previously interned for Congressman Jake Ellzey and Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne.
  • Featherston served in the Office of the House Republican Whip under Tom Emmer, moving from Staff Assistant to Press Assistant.
  • Featherston currently serves as a Press lead on the Presidential Advance Team in the Executive Office of President Donald J. Trump.

Why It Matters

This document serves as an official public record of the professional history and contributions of a specific congressional staff member.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of this document?
It is a formal statement entered into the to honor and recognize the professional service of a former congressional staffer.
Does this document change any laws or policies?
No, this is a commemorative statement and does not enact legislation or change government policy.

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Connected Entities

personDonald J. TrumpPresident of the United States.Map →
personTom EmmerHouse Republican Whip.Map →
organizationUniversity of MississippiAlma mater of Lottie Featherston.Map →
locationTexas' 13th Congressional DistrictThe district represented by Ronny Jackson.Map →
personLottie FeatherstonFormer Communications Director for Rep. Ronny Jackson, currently on the PresidenMap →
personJake EllzeyU.S. Congressman where Featherston interned.Map →
personRonny JacksonU.S. Representative for Texas' 13th Congressional District.Map →
personBeth Van DuyneU.S. Congresswoman where Featherston interned.Map →

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