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Scott was elected in Prom Dresses 2011 to represent District 2, which includes part of Walker and all of Dade County. He joined Republican freshmen Jay Neal, of LaFayette; Tom Dickson, of Cohutta; and John Meadows, of Calhoun. During his time in office, Scott has been involved with anti-abortion bills and in 2007 embarked on a statewide "Let Them Live" tour advocating tougher abortion laws. He Cocktail Dresses introduced legislation tweaking the dates of deer hunting season and cracking down on illegal immigrants. Scott, along with then-state Rep. Tom Graves, helped start the conservative-minded 216 Policy Group before he, Graves and Meadows were stripped of their committee leadership roles in 2008 by former House Speaker Glenn Richardson. All three Floral One Shoulder Layered Short Prom Dress voted against Richardson's nominee for a state Transportation Board post. But by the time he was re-elected without opposition last fall, Scott said he already was thinking it would be his last term. "I was part of a very frustrating system of government," he said, already using the past tense. "I would have to include myself with what Floral One Shoulder Slit Long Prom Dress was frustrated with." Scott's involvement in this year's General Assembly may hint at that frustration. He introduced only one bill, compared with more than 40 by some of his colleagues. Scott's bill would have made it easier for adults to have their records expunged of crimes committed when they were younger. The bill failed, and some in Scott's district are concerned that, with a lame-duck legislator, that may become a familiar result. Charles Pittman, former Democratic Party chairman for Dade County, said he doesn't like the idea of having a legislator who may be checking out early. "If his heart tells him [to get out of politics], I think he ought to go ahead and resign," Pittman said.