Of course there's going to be a large difference between people of different races' outlook and perspective, especially in the US. My point is that I think people from different political perspectives have much more fundamentally different ideas, beliefs and philosophies. For an explicit example, a progressive might spot gendered language in a UI that could be exclusionary, where a libertarian might spot a community problem that can solved by market or distributed forces/algorithms. Those are kind of on-the-nose examples but they serve to show things that people from different political lines might not even look for.

You know who else might spot gendered, exclusionary language better than colleagues? A woman.

My point was more general around how people with different political viewpoints see the world differently but if you want to focus on that particular example then go ahead I guess.

If you don't like how easily I can shoot holes in your two examples pick better ones