Brian J. Scholl

Those are all recommended by the Republicans.

And then County Council, District 1, Brian Scholl over Glen Young.

Glen Young has fully embraced and been embraced by the Clark County Democrats.

We'll talk about that a little bit later.

It's Rob Anderson with Reform Clark County.

In today's episode, we'll take a look at the issue that the League of Women Voters is catching a little heat thanks to candidate Brian Scholl, who called out their partisanship.

Plus, Indivisible has sightings in North County.

We'll kind of take a closer look at that.

But somewhere along the line, they – their leadership team has decided to kind of walk away from that heritage or to tarnish it by becoming so political, by becoming so partisan.

And the examples are so clear.

In Brian Scholl's letter to Clark County today, he just pointed out his experiences in saying that when he was there for the primary, you know, these soundbite questions were not really – helpful in the sense of for voters.

But the bigger issue is as he sat in the audience, he heard League of Women Voter members talk openly about wishing that the president of the United States would harm himself.