SW Kansas News

Tracey Mann, a U.S. Congressman representing Kansas' 1st district since 2021, has been actively engaging with his constituents through social media. His recent posts highlight key issues he is addressing in Congress.

On November 19, 2024, Mann expressed support for the Kansas Hospital Association and emphasized the importance of policies supporting the 340B program, the Rural Emergency Hospital program, and Critical Access Hospitals. He thanked the association for its commitment to Kansans and the healthcare community. "Kansas Hospital Association supports hospitals across Kansas. We discussed the importance of policies that support 340B, the Rural Emergency Hospital program, and Critical Access Hospitals. Thank you @kansashospitals for your commitment to Kansans and the health care community!"

On November 20, 2024, Mann addressed financial planning for college students by voting to set an October 1 FAFSA release deadline. He stated this measure aims to hold the Department of Education accountable and prioritize students. As a long-time advocate for simplifying FAFSA processes, Mann reiterated his commitment to finding solutions that support American families. "For many, college requires financial planning. I voted to set an October 1 FAFSA release deadline to hold the Department of Education accountable and prioritize students. As a long-time advocate for a simpler FAFSA, I’ll keep fighting for solutions that support American families."

On November 21, 2024, Mann reflected on past political challenges such as open borders and government spending while expressing optimism about future prospects under conservative leadership alongside Donald Trump. He emphasized his dedication to fighting for conservative values in Kansas."Gone are the days of open borders, Green New Deal policies, massive government spending, and burdensome regulations that handcuff everyday Americans. Our brightest days are ahead, and I look forward to partnering with @realDonaldTrump to fight for our conservative Kansas values."