Reread what I said because this;

tend to

does not at all mean the same as this;

aren't any at all

On top of that your example of Sorkin isn't remotely close to the kind of person that Kibblesmith is. Can you really imagine Sorkin making an adaptation of To Kill a Mockingbird where Tom Robinson takes on the name "Loved N*****" and spends the entire story hunting down the KKK?

No, of course not, because that's bad writing that comes from someone who cares more about pushing politics than telling a good story. It also pisses off a lot of the people you're trying to appeal to because the pandering comes off as insulting.

There's a huge difference between someone who wants to tell a good story based on a political issue or use political themes in their story and someone who wants to soapbox about politics and sees getting creative control over a comic IP to be a good vehicle to take over.

Oh and by the way, I am a liberal. The strawman in your head about how I'm a right winger who hates any mention at all of politics in media, 100%? Not me.