Little Apple Times

Tracey Mann, a member of the U.S. Congress representing Kansas' 1st district, has been active on social media discussing various issues pertinent to his constituents and the broader American public. In a series of tweets dated June 10, 2025, Mann addresses topics ranging from aviation workforce concerns to support for small businesses and agricultural trade.

On June 10, 2025, Tracey Mann highlighted concerns about the future of American aviation in a tweet stating: "Failure to support a robust talent pipeline to uphold and protect the Gold Standard of American aviation puts the future of air reliability and the passenger experience at risk. One year into the implementation of our FAA Reauthorization, the workforce provisions to strengthen". This message underscores his focus on maintaining high standards in aviation through effective workforce development.

Later that day, Mann expressed his support for small businesses with another tweet: "Small businesses and entrepreneurs are a vital part of the Kansas economy. I voted for the American Entrepreneurs First Act, which requires proof of U.S. citizenship for SBA assistance, ensuring that our taxpayer-funded benefits go to American small business owners, not illegal". This reflects his legislative actions aimed at prioritizing U.S. citizens in receiving government assistance.

Additionally, Mann discussed agricultural trade opportunities in a meeting with Kansas leaders from NGFA as noted in his tweet: "I met with Kansas leaders from @NGFA to discuss how Congress can expand agricultural trade opportunities and improve the infrastructure that the grain and feed industry relies on to transport goods. As one of the top grain-producing states in the nation, it’s important that we". His engagement with industry leaders indicates an ongoing commitment to enhancing trade infrastructure critical for Kansas’ economy.

Tracey Mann has served in Congress since replacing Roger Marshall in 2021. Born in Quinter, Kansas in 1976 and currently residing in Salina, he holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Kansas State University obtained in 2000.