I disagree, if you disagree with his politics (as I do on many things) then push back on those politics , but using gaming as a platform to do so I not the way to go about it, what you need to remember us you are not pushing back against a single man, you are pushing back against 60 million+ people.
I believe despite the negative things said during the run up to election, he, just as every president before him, deserves the opportunity to prove themselves. He may well end up being a terrible president, but who knows, maybe he'll do some things right too.
By pushing such politics into games you alienate a large group of people over a matter that really doesn't need to be in ganes, and anger many more, and that figure of 60+ million gets a lot bigger if you include non-americans or Americans who don't yet have the legal right to vote.
The other danger here is that by forcing aggressive political stances into a medium that should be free of governmental politics, you run the very real risk of encouraging those that are upset with it to push back against your idea, and that could very well result in winning a second term.
Progressive ideas on race, sexuality and gender in games is a good thing when left up to the developers to implement naturally, governmental politics has no place in gaming, putting it in turns the medium into nothing more than propaganda.