SW Kansas News

Tracey Mann, a member of the U.S. Congress representing Kansas' 1st district since 2021, has shared several updates via social media on significant topics ranging from national security to historical commemorations and economic policy. Mann's recent posts reflect his ongoing engagement with both state and national issues.

On June 5, 2025, Tracey Mann addressed a critical national security concern involving foreign nationals. He stated that "Two Chinese nationals brought an agroterrorism weapon into the U.S. with the intention to destroy our food supply." Mann expressed gratitude towards FBI Director Kash and the team for preventing potential economic repercussions that could have affected Americans for years.

The following day, June 6, 2025, Mann commemorated a historic event in military history. He remarked on the anniversary of D-Day by highlighting General Dwight D. Eisenhower’s leadership during World War II: "81 years ago, Kansas’ favorite son, General Dwight D. Eisenhower, led the Allied Forces to victory on the beaches of Normandy." This post was a tribute to those who fought for freedom during that era.

Later on June 6, Tracey Mann focused on local economic matters by discussing legislative efforts aimed at supporting small businesses in his district. He noted that "Small businesses are the backbone of the Big First economy" and mentioned recent legislative measures passed by himself and his House GOP colleagues intended to aid these enterprises.

Tracey Mann has been actively involved in addressing diverse issues as part of his role in Congress since succeeding Roger Marshall in 2021. Born in Quinter and residing in Salina, Kansas, he continues to contribute significantly to his community through legislative actions.