Serving you and America
State Representative, House District 14
Member, Joint Budget Committee
Member, House Appropriations Committee
House Champion, Colorado Union of Taxpayers
Past Chairman, Republican Study Committee of Colorado
Member, Republican State Central Committee
Career military officer, pilot, and diplomat
Printed on 6/22/10
Kent Lambert received the Colorado Union of Taxpayers House Champion Award, the only legislator to have a 100% rating.
Other award recipients were:
Sen. Dave Schultheis (Senate Taxpayer co-Champion)
Sen. Bill Cadman (Senate Taxpayer co-Champion)
Sen. Kevin Lundberg (Senate Taxpayer Guardian)
Rep. Cory Gardner (House Taxpayer Guardian)
Rep. Jerry Sonnenberg (House Taxpayer Guardian)
The CUT 2009 report and ratings for all legislators are available HERE.
The photo, taken at the 2009 CUT Awards Breakfast, shows (L to R): Rep. Kent Lambert, Rep. Cory Gardner, Cong. Mike Coffman, CUT President Marty Neilson, and Sen. Kevin Lundberg.
The June 2010 OFFICIAL ECONOMIC FORECAST shows most state revenues are down, but anticipates some positive growth.
See my "Economics Survival Kit" and resources to better understand the causes of the problems.
Colorado State Representative Kent Lambert
 Colorado Union of Taxpayers Annual Awards Breakfast |
Colorado Union of Taxpayers House Champion
Kent Lambert received the Colorado Union of Taxpayers House Champion Award, the only legislator to have a 100% rating.
Other award recipients were:
Sen. Dave Schultheis (Senate Taxpayer co-Champion)
Sen. Bill Cadman (Senate Taxpayer co-Champion)
Sen. Kevin Lundberg (Senate Taxpayer Guardian)
Rep. Cory Gardner (House Taxpayer Guardian)
Rep. Jerry Sonnenberg (House Taxpayer Guardian)
The CUT 2009 report and ratings for all legislators are available HERE.
The photo, taken at the 2009 CUT Awards Breakfast, shows (L to R): Rep. Kent Lambert, Rep. Cory Gardner, Cong. Mike Coffman, CUT President Marty Neilson, and Sen. Kevin Lundberg.
Attacking the Colorado Economic Crisis
The June 2010 OFFICIAL ECONOMIC FORECAST shows most state revenues are down, but anticipates some positive growth.
See my "Economics Survival Kit" and resources to better understand the causes of the problems.
