Tuesday was an emotionally and politically charged day outside and inside the Shasta County Board of Supervisors Chambers. For months, a vocal group of residents upset with the county’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic have shown up to vent, angry that the county continues to follow state health guidelines and continues to bow to a "tyrannical and treasonous" governor. But in recent weeks they have been joined by those who support the mask mandates and other health guidelines and oppose the effort to recall three supervisors because they followed local and state health rules. It came to a head Tuesday, a day that started with the anti-recall group Shasta Forward holding a press conference before the supervisors' meeting to announce it has filed complaints with the California Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) against the recall effort, alleging supporters have violated campaign finance rules and are abusing state election law.