A public person who broadcasts public statements to the world, as part of his audience engagement strategy, no less, can very much be dropped by editors who don

A public person who broadcasts public statements to the world, as part of his audience engagement strategy, no less, can very much be dropped by editors who don't want those views associated with their newspaper, and who don't want to pay him. Note also that Adams's political views have been coming more and more into his comics these days. He's had no end of comics making fun of preferred pronouns, of Wally deciding to be trans to get more money, of companies hiring black people just to up their "diversity quota," who then claim to "identify as white." There's been a whole ton of anti-trans and race baiting for a while now, and when the dog whistles in the comics match the very explicit words in his public speaking, there's not a lot of ambiguity.