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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Episode 1: How Douglas Bruce Won

Colorado charges ahead with e-bike rebates for low- and moderate-income residents

Colorado Supreme Court tells local fisherman he doesn’t have the right to claim public access to Arkansas River where it flows through private property

Authorities say power lines, earlier trash fire combined to cause Colorado’s massive Marshall blaze

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