Tim Scott

Politician On December 17, 2012, Timothy Eugene “Tim” Scott was appointed to the U.S. Senate. A Republican, he is currently the only African-American serving in the United States’ Senate, the first from the state of South Carolina, and the seventh African-American to serve in U.S. history. Prior to his role as senator, Scott spent one term on South Carolina’s General Assembly and 13 years on the Charleston County Council. He was also a U.S. Representative for South Carolina’s 1st congressional district and the first African-American Republican Representative to be elected to the legislative branch. The fiscal and cultural conservative also owns his own insurance agency.

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South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott praised his mentor, John Moniz, the late Chick-fil-A franchise owner, for leading him in the right direction — pun intended. “Because of John, my mentor, I’m sure that was a part of my path to becoming a red-blooded...

Commentary: The Five Black People You Meet in GOP Heaven

If the GOP wants to attract African-Americans, they need to stop attacking other Black politicians.

Affirmative Action

CPAC has expanded the number of women, African-American and Latino speakers this year as part of its effort to give them a bigger voice. Approximately 15 Blacks and 18 Latinos are on the roster, including Allen West, South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott;...

News: Tim Scott: South Carolina's First Black Senator

Exclusives: Senator Scott makes history. (2/25/2013)

William "Mo" Cowan Sworn In as New Massachusetts Senator

Boston attorney William "Mo" Cowan sworn in as interim U.S. senator by Vice President Joe Biden.

Commentary: Congratulations, William "Mo" Cowan

Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick made history when he announced the appointment of William "Mo" Cowan as his state's new interim U.S. senator to fill the vacancy left by the departure of Sen. John Kerry to be secretary of state.
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