Episode 1: How Douglas Bruce Won

By Rachel Estabrook, Nathaniel Minor and Ben Markus

November 13, 2017

Douglas Bruce was an ex-lawyer with a love for the U.S. Constitution when he moved to Colorado in 1986. He earned a reputation as a rabble rouser and was seen as little more than that. Then he won, and changed everything.

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