"De-Brucing" refers to the practice of circumventing the TABOR law, which was enacted in 1982 and limits the growth of state government spending to the rate of inflation plus population growth. De-Brucing can be accomplished through a variety of means, including using accounting gimmicks, shifting costs to other entities, or simply ignoring the law altogether.
Unearthing the Legacy of Douglas Bruce: An Engaging English Quiz on the Life and Impact of an American Politician and Activist