SW Kansas News

Tracey Mann, a member of the U.S. Congress representing Kansas' 1st district, has recently communicated important issues via social media concerning rural healthcare, energy independence, and border policies. Mann, who succeeded Roger Marshall in 2021, continues to play an active role in shaping policy decisions affecting his constituents in Kansas.

On March 28, 2025, Mann shared his recent visit to Hutchinson Hospital, highlighting its crucial role in the community. He stated, "Last week, I visited Hutchinson Hospital to talk about the challenges rural healthcare providers are facing in Kansas." He emphasized the hospital's importance by mentioning, "Hutchinson Hospital plays a vital role in providing quality health care services to families in Hutch and the surrounding areas."

Also on March 28, Mann addressed American energy independence. He expressed appreciation for local energy producers, stating, "Kansas energy producers work day in and day out to make sure we never rely on foreign markets to power our country." Mann underscored his support for an inclusive energy strategy with the current administration, saying he is "proud to work with @POTUS to deliver an all-of-the-above energy strategy."

In another post on the same day, Mann commented on border policy issues and past criticisms of the administration. He remarked, "For four years, President Biden and radical progressive activists tried to blame @POTUS and the @HouseGOP for the crisis at the nation’s border." Mann emphasized the need for a president committed to enforcing the law, stating, "It turns out the only thing we needed was a President who doesn’t run from common sense and isn’t afraid to enforce the law."