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'''[[Senator]] Saxby Chambliss''', born November 10, 1943 (age {{age|1943|11|10}}), was a senator from the state of [[Georgia]].  A [[Republican]], he had been in the Senate since 2002, when he defeated [[Democrat]] [[Max Cleland]] to gain the seat in a controversial race, after which Chambliss was accused of painting his veteran opponent as unpatriotic.  His colleague is [[Johnny Isakson]], a fellow Republican, and a former colleague when both were in the [[House of Representatives]], as well.

'''[[Senator]] Saxby Chambliss''', born November 10, 1943 (age {{age|1943|11|10}}), was a senator from the state of [[Georgia]].  A [[Republican]], he had been in the Senate since 2002, when he defeated [[Democrat]] [[Max Cleland]] to gain the seat in a controversial race, after which Chambliss was accused of painting his veteran opponent as unpatriotic.  His colleague was [[Johnny Isakson]], a fellow Republican, and a former colleague when both were in the [[House of Representatives]], as well.

Chambliss was successful in holding off his liberal and democratic Jim Martin, keeping the filibuster in the balance.  Saxby Chambliss said that he is pro-life and does not support [[homosexual marriage]], but supports tax increases, even though earlier in his career he received a reward from [[Grover Norquist]] for taking the opposite position.

Chambliss was successful in holding off his liberal and democratic Jim Martin, keeping the filibuster in the balance.  Saxby Chambliss said that he is pro-life and does not support [[homosexual marriage]], but supports tax increases, even though earlier in his career he received a reward from [[Grover Norquist]] for taking the opposite position.