Roger Williams is a Republican U.S. Representative for Texas's 25th Congressional District, which spans from Tarrant County in the east to Callahan County in the west.( Born and raised in the Fort Worth area, he attended Texas Christian University as an All-Southwest Conference baseball player, was drafted by the Atlanta Braves, and later owned a family car dealership and cattle operation for over 50 years while coaching baseball at TCU.( Appointed Texas Secretary of State by Governor Rick Perry in 2005, he promoted economic growth and served as Chief Liaison for Texas Border and Mexican Affairs; he was elected to Congress in 2012, bringing business experience to advocate for lower taxes, deregulation, and small businesses.(

In the 118th Congress, Williams chairs the House Small Business Committee and serves on the House Financial Services Committee, focusing on fiscal conservatism, border security, and his seven pillars including cutting spending and standing with Israel.( He manages the Republican Congressional Baseball Team and co-chairs the Congressional Baseball and College Football Caucuses.( No public attention or disclosures regarding recent stock trades in CVX, FANG, JPM, RTX, or PFE under the STOCK Act are detailed in available sources, as search results emphasize his biography and roles without mention of such activity.(

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