ReformCast

Rob Anderson
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ReformCast is a no-nonsense video podcast hosted by Rob Anderson, founder of Reform Clark County—the largest government watchdog group in Clark County. Each episode cuts through spin and bureaucracy to expose how local agencies really operate, spotlight where reform is needed, and return power, transparency, and accountability back to the People.

  1. 4d ago

    Some Auditor Candidates Court Indivisible & Democrats Now Hate Christians In BG

    Rob shares how 3 of the 4 Clark County candidates for Auditor get desperate and panders to local left-wing hate group Indivisible Greater Vancouver while Auditor Kimsey gives out unusual advice that we shouldn't use USPS to turn in ballots. Also, Rob takes a closer look at how the left is expanding their hate campaign beyond jewish people to now target Christians in Battle Ground.

  2. Jul 20

    Eileen Quiring O'Brien, Candidate For Clark County Auditor, Discusses The Importance Of Neutrality & Truthfulness For An Auditor

    Eileen Quiring O'Brien sits down with Rob to discuss what voters want in an Auditor, the current partisanship with the current Auditor and other candidates and what Eileen plans to do when Auditor.For more information on her campaign, visit www.eileenforauditor.com

  3. Jul 6

    Charter Review Showdown & County Prosecutor Scandal Details

    The Charter Review Commission will make final decisions for which amendments head to the 2026 General Election ballot. The meeting is Wednesday July 8th at 5PM, so please attend or call in to support the following amendments:26-01: Clarifying Nonpartisan Office Elections - REJECT 26-07: Housing Impact Analysis - SUPPORT26-08: Require Supermajority Council Approval for County Taxes - SUPPORT26-10: Revised Budget Transparency and Process - SUPPORT26-14: Performance Audits - SUPPORT26-20: Limitations on Consecutive Terms for County Council Members - REJECT26-23: Revised Council Powers Regarding Boards and Commissions - SUPPORT26-24: Require Annual Report Publication by the County Manager - REJECT26-31: Ethics Review Commission to Consist of Five Members Instead of Current Number - REJECT26-40: Amending the Initiative, Mini-Initiative and Referenda Process - SUPPORTAlso, Rob covers more details of a story he broke a few weeks ago regarding the bizarre behavior & choices of future Clark County Prosecutor Laurel Smith. Support the show by going to www.givesendgo/reformclarkcounty🚨July 8, 5PM Charter Review Commission Meeting Details:Participate in the following ways:👉In person, 6th floor of the Public Service Center, 1300 Franklin Street, Vancouver, WA 98666👉Join by computer: WebEx Link (https://clarkwa.webex.com/clarkwa/j.php?MTID=m470a14293004c16f31412e04424fd777)👉Join by phone:Dial: 1-408-418-9388Access Code: 2480 911 8777Password: CRC2026 (2722026 from phones)press *3 on phone to raise handpress *6 to unmuteSubmit comments:Written via email: charterreview@clark.wa.govWritten via US Postal Service to the Clark County Council, c/o Michelle Pfenning, PO Box 5000, Vancouver, WA 98666-5000

  4. Jul 3

    Clark County Prosecutor In Hot Water and Rep. John Ley Conversation

    Rep. John Ley of Washington 18 LD sits down with Rob to discuss the last legislative session, the democrats income tax scheme, transportation and the efforts to reopen the Brockman facility. Also, Rob gives more light of the news he broke last week regarding the future Prosecuting Attorney who is now facing a motion of disqualification because of an alleged improper relationship she had with a lead investigator during a very disturbing case. You can support Reform Clark County and Reformcast at https://www.givesendgo.com/reformclar...

  5. Jun 22

    Kimsey's Power Grab Blocked At County Council

    This week on ReformCast, Rob Anderson breaks down a major showdown at the Clark County Council over a proposed charter amendment that critics say would have given the county auditor’s office greater influence over citizen-led initiatives and charter review amendments. Rob traces the history of the proposal—often referred to as "Charter 18"—from its origins two years ago to its recent revival, and explains why opponents viewed it as a threat to independent voter initiatives. He also examines the debate over financial impact statements, shares examples of how cost estimates can shape public opinion, and discusses concerns about government transparency, accountability, and the charter review process. The episode includes highlights from public testimony, analysis of the council's 3–2 vote rejecting the proposal, and a look ahead to upcoming charter review decisions that could impact public safety funding, tax policy, and the balance of power in county government. If you're following local government, charter reform, public safety priorities, or the future of Clark County governance, this is an episode you won't want to miss.  Topics discussed: The defeat of the revived Charter 18 proposalFinancial impact statements and ballot measuresThe role of the county auditor in charter amendmentsPublic safety prioritization effortsCharter review commission updatesCitizen initiatives and government accountabilityWhat to watch before the July 8 charter review meeting

  6. Jun 17

    Bryan Shull, Candidate For Clark County Council Dist. 1 & Kimsey Is At It Again

    Bryan Shull, candidate for Clark County Council talks with Rob how he wants to bring common sense back to the Council. Also, Rob shares that Auditor Kimsey is continuing his efforts to sabotage Charter Review by trying to resurrect Charter 18 (his attempt to control future initiatives that narrowly failed in 2024).

  7. Jun 10

    Democrats & Antifa Fail To Stop BG Proclamations, Charter Review Sabotage Exposed

    Rob goes into the details of the spicy battleground city Council meeting where an anti-antifa and a pro ice proclamations are presented to the chagrin of Democrats indivisible antifa and Troy McCoy. Also another spicy meeting occurred Wednesday at the charter review commission where it was revealed that the executive branch, mainly the auditors office and prosecuting attorney’s office, are working overtime to sabotage charter efforts that were exposed by both Republican and Democrat charter review commissioners.

  8. Jun 1

    Councilor Wil Fuentes Caught Breaking The Law

    In this episode of ReformCast, Rob Anderson examines whether elected officials should be held to a higher standard of honesty and accountability. Focusing on Clark County Councilor Will Fuentes, Rob reviews public records, training requirements under Washington's Open Public Meetings Act (OPMA), and questions surrounding the March 2025 removal of Councilor Michelle Belkot from the C-TRAN board. The discussion explores allegations that Fuentes failed to complete mandatory OPMA training within the required timeframe and analyzes video evidence related to statements made in a court declaration regarding the Belkot removal motion. Rob shares why he believes these issues raise serious concerns about transparency, public trust, and adherence to the law, while outlining potential legal and ethics actions he is pursuing. Join the conversation as ReformCast continues its mission of examining local government accountability and informing Clark County residents about decisions that affect their community.

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ReformCast is a no-nonsense video podcast hosted by Rob Anderson, founder of Reform Clark County—the largest government watchdog group in Clark County. Each episode cuts through spin and bureaucracy to expose how local agencies really operate, spotlight where reform is needed, and return power, transparency, and accountability back to the People.

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  • Creator
    Rob Anderson
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    22
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Rob Anderson
  • Show Website
    ReformCast