@gardiner_bryantDon't know anything about DHH (wasn't working with Ruby at all). But reading his posts, although they didn't resonate with me, did make me think that this is another case of political exaggeration.
I personally can't appreciate labeling everyone who's not completely aligned with left as alt-right. It makes me think of "the boy who cried wolf" fable.
Also as a person who separates software from their authors (unless they compromise it to achieve their political goals which is a no-go for me) I feel that I completely missed Omarchy as a potential distro to check.
I can partly agree with you that from a pragmatical point of view, working with such a project when some people are so crazy about politics could be a risky move and it'll be safer to bet on a project which is not aligned with politics at all. But at the same time I'm not very fond of latest changes in OpenSource which incline us to waste already low development resource just bacause someone's view does not align with someone else's. So I'm even somewhat proud of Framework framework drawing a line between a distro and it's author. Although if the distro starts promoting something or it's code or licensing becomes jeopardized by them, I'll also oppose such promotion.