Hahaha thanks for the link. I don't want to speak for everyone, but imo you don't need to give a trigger warning when it is a conservative site. I am very liberal, but I am also able to parse facts from media bias so don't feel persuaded by any particular source.

This TiM should not be in a leadership role. He had a midlife crisis and appropriated womanhood. Where the TiM says this:

“I’d say our office has heard from at least a dozen people of color. You know one of them said aren’t you aware that the virus disproportionately impacts communities of color? And I said oh yeah absolutely. But also the same people saying that you know they fear an unintended consequence of a well-intentioned policy. Let’s say a person of color comes into our courthouse and chooses not to wear a face covering, they’re actually more likely to be harassed and profiled than if they don’t.”

First, the part where he's aware that communities of color are impacted at a greater rate by the virus. This TiM dismisses actual voices of color over the safety concerns they have for their community if exposed to the virus at a greater rate when they don't need to wear masks. Not going to lie, that feels to me like the TiM is passively advocating for their genocide? I might be overblowing what he's saying, but the underlying message is that he's okay with putting their lives on the line because they could in theory be harassed if they wore a mask. At the bare minimum, he's playing a white savior role.

Second, when the TiM commissioner stereotypes people of color hypothetically going to the courthouse and then being subject to harassment on the basis of race. That feels very person of color criminal stereotype to me? I'd like to think that he didn't intentionally stereotype them as criminals, but the hypocrisy is mind blowing.