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Scott is a member of the conservative [[Blue Dog]] Coalition and scores ratings from the Chamber of Commerce from 70 to 80, and from the American Conservative Union in the 30s.  In 2003 he was one of only seven Democrats who voted for Bush's tax cuts, and he voted for a constitutional ban on same-sex marriage.  

Scott is a member of the conservative [[Blue Dog]] Coalition and scores ratings from the Chamber of Commerce from 70 to 80, and from the American Conservative Union in the 30s.  In 2003 he was one of only seven Democrats who voted for Bush's tax cuts, and he voted for a constitutional ban on same-sex marriage.  

==Career==

==Career==

Scott, a lifelong Baptists, was born in Aynor, S.C. but grew up in several states. He has a B.A., Florida A&M, (1967) and and MBA. from the prestigious Wharton School (1969). A businessman, he has owned an advertising agency since 1979. He was elected to the Georgia state house of representatives (1974-1982) and the Georgia state senate, (1982-2002). He has been elected to Congress every two years since 2002.

Scott, a lifelong Baptist, was born in Aynor, S.C. but grew up in several states. He has a B.A. from Florida A&M, (1967) and an MBA from the prestigious Wharton School (1969). A successful businessman, he has owned an advertising agency since 1979, and is known for slick election campagn ads. He was elected to the Georgia state house of representatives (1974-1982) and the Georgia state senate, (1982-2002). He has been elected to Congress every two years since 2002.

 

==Controversy==

==Controversy==