WATCH NEW REFORMCAST EPISODE: Frosty Meetings: Anti-ICE Activism, Library Turmoil, and the Battle for Clark County

In this episode of ReformCast, Rob Anderson breaks down a series of tense — and telling — public meetings in Clark County that signal rising political pressure, organized activism, and high-stakes institutional battles.

Rob opens with what he describes as a watershed County Council Time meeting, packed wall-to-wall with organized activists pushing for an expanded anti-ICE resolution. Unlike typical, sparsely attended council meetings, this one was volatile and intimidating, marked by heckling, coordinated talking points, and repeated attempts by Councilor Sue Marshall to control the crowd. Rob examines how groups like Indivisible Greater Vancouver and Portland-based anti-ICE organizations mobilized supporters, distributed scripts, and demanded the county go further than Vancouver’s recent resolution — potentially denouncing not just ICE and DHS, but the FBI and other law enforcement agencies as well.

READ CLARK COUNTY TODAY LETTER TO THE EDITOR HERE

Fort Vancouver Regional Library Trustee Resigns Because Board Excludes Controversial DEI “Equity” Language From Strategic Plan

Check out Reformcast E4 to hear more about Trustee Mary Williams resignation. Also, this is the same Trustee that posted a strange manifesto style comment laced with racist & divisive accusations, including accusing other Trustees of suffering from “white fragility.” Imagine if another trustee called out other trustees in a derogatory manner because of their race or skin color? They would be thrown off the Vancouver Fort Vancouver Regional Library board in moments rather than minutes, yet this very woke Mary Williams outlined her complaints and rants in a strange and peculiar 21 page comment that she submitted. READ HER COMMENTS HERE

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NEXT WEEK: BIG STORY COMING: Ridgefield School District Ignored Student Complaints, Celebrated the Coach, Then Exposed Student Identities

A major story is unfolding inside Ridgefield School District—and it’s much bigger than a coaching controversy. For nearly two years, students raised serious concerns about the high school coach while the district stalled, minimized, and even publicly celebrated her. But once public records requests forced the issue, the coach resigned—and the district made things dramatically worse by exposing the identities of students who bravely stepped forward.

Stay tuned, this story will be dropping next week...

ICYMI: WATCH - New Reformcast E3 - Rule Changes, Removal Powers, and Anti-ICE Momentum in Clark County

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• Is the Pledge & Invocation being moved out of County Meetings?
• Sue Marshall denies that any Councilors or staff refused to cooperate with law enforcement, but do public records tell a different story?

ICYMI: New ReformCast: E2 - New Year, Same Ol', Same Ol' [CLICK HERE To Watch]

This episode breaks down the first couple of weeks of County Council, which includes figuring out the urgency of the new "affordable housing" sales tax, the concern of ICE "lurking" around the jail, Sue Marshall sides with sex offenders, and whether we will have fireworks at the Fort for the 250th celebration.

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