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Ann Wagner, a U.S. Congresswoman representing Missouri's 2nd district since 2013, recently shared her views and legislative efforts on social media. Her tweets focus on national security concerns related to China, a legislative bill aimed at countering China's aggression, and discussions with the new SEC Chair.

On May 5, 2025, Ann Wagner expressed her concerns regarding national security threats posed by China. She stated "It is undeniable that the People’s Republic of China is the single gravest threat to our national security." She also highlighted China's increased military activities in the Pacific and suggested their intentions towards a full-scale invasion.

Later on the same day, Wagner announced the passage of her bill in the House aimed at combating China's aggressive actions and supporting an independent Taiwan. In her tweet, she wrote "RELEASE: Wagner Bill to Combat China’s Aggression, Support an Independent Taiwan Passed House", directing readers to further information through a provided link.

On May 6, 2025, Wagner tweeted about her meeting with Paul Atkins, the new SEC Chair. She discussed strategies to expand opportunities for retail investors and increase business capital access while bringing accountability to the proxy advisory system. As she mentioned in her tweet "I met with new SEC Chair Paul Atkins to discuss ways in which we can expand opportunities for retail investors..." highlighting her role as Chair of the Financial Services Subcommittee.

Wagner was born in St Louis, Missouri in 1962 and has lived in Ballwin since then. She holds a BS from the University of Missouri, earned in 1984.