--Colorado
House of Representatives 1997
Resolution
honoring CUT's 20th anniversary and its decades of service to the people of
Colorado. --Join CUT as a dues-paying member.
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Natalie Mullis
Economist
Colorado Legislative Council Staff
Natalie
Mullis has been one of the Colorado General Assembly's economists since
November 1998. She received her Masters of Arts in Economics in 1998 and
her Bachelors of Arts in Economics, Summa Cum Laude, in 1994. Both degrees
were obtained from the University of Colorado at Boulder. Natalie's primary
job responsibilities include forecasting the Colorado economy, forecasting
state government revenue, analyzing the fiscal impacts of legislative bills,
and educating legislators and the public about the Taxpayer's Bill of
Rights, Referendum C, Amendment 23, the Gallagher Amendment, and the state
budget. Natalie has been married for 13 years and has a six-year-old son.
WHERE: COLORADO
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION. 290 E SPEER BLVD, DENVER
WHEN: WEDNESDAY, MAY
14, 2008
Doors
Open6:00 P.M.
Program: 6:30 P.M.-8:00 P.M.
COST:
$10.00 per person
coffee
and dessert
RSVP:
303-759-9936 or 303-747-2159 by May
9th
Worth reading:
Moralizing with other people's money, by former Colo. State Treasurer
Mark Hillman. Hillman reports on the latest fiscal shenanigans at the State
Capitol.
2007 CUT Ratings show
every Colorado State Representative and State Senator's votes on
every major tax or spending bill. See which legislators are the taxpayers'
best friends. And which legislators are the best friends of tax
consumers--the groups which want more and more of your money to go into
their own pockets.
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