so the big rumble started in 1970 when craig barnes decided to run against byron rogers who had been ere for 20 years. craig won by 30 votes out of 54,406. you forgot that, didn't you? 30 votes. he defeated this all-time, you know, who had been there and everybody assumed would be there forever. so that was like putting your finger in a light socket. ooh! well, craig didn't go on to win the final, obviously, mckevitt did. in the meantime, aspinall got challenged. nobody was supposed to challenge the chairman of the department of interior committee when he had so much power and was doing so many wonderful things damming up every stream in colorado. how could they do that? well, that person didn't win, but it was like oh! like you had worn a bathing suit to church. you just don't do things like that, you know. who are these new people coming in here? well, then in 1971, a part of denver elected the first latina to the state house, benny benivides. suddenly hispanics are getting their way, too. fair housing became a huge issue. everybody was saying, you know, we really can't have segrega

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craig. he has no arms and no legs. he was barnarents and my siblings raised me up not to feel that i was any different than anybody else and chi do anything i wanted to do. >> reporter: craig grew up in pennsylvania and he has always been active. he has been bowling for years. he went to college and earneded a law degree but eventually he was wishing for i new challenge. >> i've always been looking for the next adventure, the next way to challenge myself and push myself. >> he was living in pittsburgh and decided to do a triathlon. friend did the biking and running, craig did the swimming. he reaction when he came on the the water. >> can i go again? >> he has been at it ever since. >> what i didn't anticipate was loving it the way i ended up loving it. that first race when i finished that swim, it was just such a rush. >> reporter: craig work out at pool in harrisburg, pennsylvania near where he lives. by now, you may be wondering how all this works. well, craig makes his way to the emof the pool. he uses a flipper. >> standard o

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