Rigel Robinson, who was a co-sponsor of the ordinance to cross out such commonly-used words as a “manhole,”“manpower” and “craftsmen” from the city’s municipal code, and replace them with “maintenance hole,” “human effort” and medieval-sounding “artisans”, has dramatically turned down an appearance on Tucker Carlson Tonight show to discuss the fresh politically correct purge.

Robinson tweeted a screenshot of his email exchange with the show’s booker, Chelsea Gilman, who asked him if he would like to go on air to give background on his initiative and speak about how it was received by the locals.

Robinson, apparently seeing no use in getting across to people on the other side of the political spectrum, shot down the offer with a barrage of insults at the Fox News host.

“Tucker Carlson is a dangerous, xenophobic, racist, white supremacist goblin who I am not interested in engaging with,” he wrote.

The rebuke struck a chord with Robinson’s fellow liberals on Twitter, who flooded his comments with memes and high-fives.

A user by the name “People for Ilhan” wrote: “Your described him perfectly.”

Senator Scott Wiener (D-California) praised Robinson for his response, calling him “a man after my own heart.”

However, some argued that Robinson’s presumed heroics is just “running away” from potentially tough questions and instead resorting to cheap personal attacks, the tactics that is often used by the Left’s chief nemesis, US President Donald Trump himself.