That's why Ann continues to work to ensure they receive the resources they deserve. She fought against Obama's Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule and continues to combat the EPA's burdensome regulations. Ann worked to create trade agreements that helped strengthen our agriculture industry, and she will continue to do so in Congress.
Ann Wagner will continue to ensure farmers receive the resources they deserve, combat EPA regulations, and support trade agreements that strengthen agriculture.
Occurrences
I will always fight for our farmers.
Evidence
“I was proud to vote for the Farm Bill, a long-overdue piece of legislation to support our farmers and ranchers and strengthen our rural economies. This critical bill includes countless programs that will help our Missouri agricultural sector, assist family farms, and bring down costs throughout the country... I am always proud to be their champion in Congress so they can continue focusing on that vital job free from an overbearing government.”
“Our work is not finished. I led my Midwest colleagues in fighting to secure a vote on nationwide, year-round sale of ethanol... After multiple hours of negotiations with House Leadership and my colleagues, I secured a commitment to bring this bill to the floor as early as next week.”
Congressional Record Index entry for H.R. 8507 titled “AGRICULTURE, CONSERVATION, AND TRADE ACT.”
House floor proceedings reference agricultural trade, farmers, and trade agreements, including language about “formal trade agreement with Argentina” and agricultural trade enforcement.
Wagner’s official biography states she serves on the House Financial Services Committee and House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.
Assessments
The promise is broad and ongoing, covering three areas: getting resources to farmers, combating EPA regulations, and supporting trade agreements that strengthen agriculture. The strongest evidence shows Wagner voted for a Farm Bill and publicly framed it as delivering support and programs for Missouri farmers, which is concrete progress on the 'resources' portion. There is also evidence she led colleagues and negotiated for a vote on year-round ethanol sales, showing active effort on an agriculture-related priority. However, the record provided does not show a completed outcome on the EPA-regulation component or on trade agreements, and some trade-related evidence does not establish Wagner's direct role or final enactment. Because only part of the multi-part promise is substantiated as delivered, while other components show at most effort or remain unproven, the best judgment is partial fulfillment in the same term.