No, I actually don't. You see, in my job I serve tens of thousands of people every year who are exploring and enjoying public lands in Southeast Alaska, along with helping young people find jobs and internships working in those public lands. I'm quite sure a lot of the people I interact with on the job have political or personal views or beliefs I disagree with. Sometimes they even tell me about their beliefs that I disagree with. I cannot even imagine telling someone that because I disagree with them or don't like something about them, I won't help them.

See, I swore an oath to "support and defend the Constitution of the United States" and to "well and faithfully discharge the duties" of my office, and there's no exception in there for "except if I don't like something about you." I don't get to pick and choose who gets my help - you are all entitled to it, no matter what.

Legally, I'm sworn to serve everyone equally. Morally, I find it repugnant that anyone would do otherwise.