Always. Didn't matter what it was," said Paul Lako, 56, who resides in Burgum's hometown of Arthur, North Dakota, population 325. "If it was Doug, he did things his way. He was good at it.

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Doug Burgum's admirers describe a visionary and brilliant communicator. Other North Dakotans say he's moved hard to the right to appease Donald Trump. Story by Joey Garrison, USA TODAY ...