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Roger Williams, a Republican representing Texas, speaks mainly on local and personal matters rather than legislation: in these statements he honors the Congressional Baseball Game, where he leads the Republican team and cites figures like attendance and charity funds raised, and he expresses concern for constituents affected by wildfires in his district, naming the counties, acres burned, and first responders. He does not advance policy positions here and offers few reasons or arguments; his appeals rest on pride, gratitude, and faith (‘In God we trust’).Written by AI from their statements. Updated .

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House of Representatives ·

Presenting Congressional Baseball Game Trophy

“Republicans won the Congressional Baseball Game for the seventh year in a row. Almost 40,000 people came to watch, and we raised $3.2 million for charity. I am accepting the trophy for our team.”
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Mr. Speaker, I thank the manager very much for those kind words. Mr. Speaker, on June 10, 2026, we had a game at Nationals Park. Nearly 40,000 people attended, breaking a record. As we have already heard, $3.2 million was raised for charity. We had co-MVPs for the Republican team. We didn’t play that good, but we played good enough to win. I thank Greg Steube who pitched a full seven innings and in seven innings threw only 97 pitches. I also thank Senator Schmitt for making a catch that made ESPN’s top 10 catches for that week. We are proud of that. We won seven in a row, and we plan on doing better next year. We have lost some players, and I thank Morgan Luttrell and Randy Feenstra for all the time that they have committed to the game. To recover from the loss of players, you have to go recruit players. We are trying to do that now so we can be competitive, Linda, when we play next year. That is what we want to do is be competitive. Mr. Speaker, I thank all of my players for their hard work. We had a good first workout today. It was not too cold. It was good. We played pretty good this morning. The game is great. Baseball is the greatest game there is. It is always there. We plan on being as good as we can play next year if we can get the right people, but it is an honor to represent the team that we have. It is an honor to take this trophy. For the seventh year in a row, Republicans have received this, so let’s get the trophy. The Democrats have a good team. They are very competitive. May God bless everybody. See you next year.

House of Representatives ·

Pray for Those Affected by the Ross Fire in Palo Pinto and Jack Counties

“A wildfire has burned over 85,000 acres in my district, hurting families, ranchers, and land. Please pray for the people affected. I thank the firefighters and emergency workers who are fighting the fire, and my office is ready to help.”
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Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize and pray for those affected by the Ross fire in Palo Pinto and Jack Counties. More than 85,000 acres have burned across north Texas impacting families, ranchers, and communities in my district. For many of these families, this fire has meant losing their livelihoods, livestock, and land that their families have owned for generations. Please join me in praying for those affected. My heart goes out to every Texan who is hurting during this difficult time. I thank the firefighters, the first responders, the Forest Service, and everyone who has traveled from across Texas to help contain this wildfire. My office will continue to closely monitor the fires and stand ready to help. Mr. Speaker, in the face of adversity, we have seen how great America is and how great Texas is. In God we trust.