As your Congresswoman, Ann will continue supporting economic policies that spur job growth and restore our economy to its glory.
Ann Wagner will continue supporting economic policies that spur job growth and restore the economy.
Occurrences
she works to cut taxes and eliminate burdensome regulations so local businesses, like her parent's, can grow and create more jobs
Evidence
"Ann worked to create the greatest economy the country has ever seen. She supported the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act which lowered our taxes and eliminated costly regulations - getting the government out of business. ... As your Congresswoman, Ann will continue supporting economic policies that spur job growth and restore our economy to its glory."
Wagner wrote that the JOBS Act was designed "to make it easier for entrepreneurs to raise capital and turn their ideas into job-creating businesses" and called it "a big win for the St. Louis region and the American economy."
Roll Call 637, "On Passage" of H.R. 1, the "Tax Cuts and Jobs Act," passed the House 227-205.
Wagner said her bill "helps them reach new investors, expand operations, and create jobs across the country" and would "modernize our capital markets and support a growing economy."
Assessments
The promise was broad and framed as continuing to support pro-growth economic policies rather than achieving a specific measurable economic result. In the relevant federal House context, Wagner took and continued to take aligned legislative actions: supporting the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, advocating JOBS Act implementation, and advancing a 2025 bill she sponsored or led to help startups go public and raise capital, explicitly tying it to business expansion and job creation. Because the promised action was continued support for such policies, not sole enactment of a defined outcome, the evidence supports full delivery during her continuing House service.
The promise is broad and low-specificity: Wagner pledged to continue supporting economic policies aimed at job growth and economic restoration, rather than to achieve a measurable jobs or GDP target. The evidence shows consistent support for aligned policies, including tax cuts, deregulation, capital-formation measures, and a 2025 bill framed around startups, expansion, and job creation. That supports fulfillment of the 'continue supporting' portion, but the record provided does not establish that the promised economic outcomes were actually achieved or attributable to her actions. Therefore partial is the most defensible outcome.