Texas House Bill HR925

Texas 2009 - 81st Regular

• Introduced: 3/19/09
• Refer: 3/23/09

Caption

Congratulating Michelle Jackson on her selection as the 2009 Cherry Blossom Princess for the State of Texas.

Impact

The resolution highlights Michelle Jackson's accomplishments and qualifications, showcasing her as a representative of Texas with knowledge of the state's history and government. It is noted that she has actively engaged in community service and leadership roles, including her time as a tour guide at the Texas State Capitol and an intern for Congressman John Culberson. These attributes underscore the importance of the Cherry Blossom Princess role in promoting the state’s values on a national platform.

Summary

HR925 is a resolution that congratulates Michelle Jackson on her selection as the 2009 Cherry Blossom Princess for the State of Texas. This resolution emphasizes the important role that the Cherry Blossom Princesses play in representing their states at the annual National Cherry Blossom Festival, which celebrates the friendship between Japan and the United States through its iconic cherry trees. Held in Washington, D.C., this festival draws over 700,000 visitors who come to admire the blossoms and partake in various cultural events.

Contention

While the resolution serves as a commendation, it does not present any points of contention or significant legislative implications. Instead, it acts as a formal acknowledgment of one individual's achievements amidst the festival, aiming to foster pride within the Texas community. The focus remains on Michelle's positive contributions and the cultural significance of her selection, rather than any contentious issues.