Greg Pak

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Greg Pak is an American comic book writer and filmmaker, known for long runs on Marvel titles including Planet Hulk and for Star Wars comics. He worked on Ann Richards's 1990 campaign for governor of Texas.

What DI has documented

DI has documented statements by Greg Pak on 2026 Midterm Elections, Transgender Rights, and U.S. Politics. Read the quotations, original sources and related cases below.

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Statements by Greg Pak

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Greg Pak

Role at the time: Comic book writer and filmmaker, posting on his own Bluesky account

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Statement summary

Comic book writer and filmmaker Greg Pak posted on Bluesky that he did not like Hinojosa's "Pronouns" advertisement, while saying he approves of her voting record in Texas on transgender rights and contrasting her favourably with other politicians he described as waffling on those positions.

“Didn't like Hinojosa's recent "Pronouns" ad. I *DO* like her actual voting record in Texas for trans rights, and I'm glad that unlike some other politicians, she's not waffling on those stances.”
Read the original post (opens in a new tab)Greg Pak on Hinojosa's "Pronouns" ad and her voting record · Greg PakBluesky post by @gregpak.net, 2026-09-18 02:15 UTC.
Why we used this label

Pak rejects the advertisement while separately endorsing the record it sits alongside, holding both positions at once without resolving them. The closest competing label is condemns, since his only statement about the advertisement itself is that he disliked it. That loses because the sentence is built as a contrast: the objection to the advertisement is immediately qualified by approval of her substantive record, which is the structure the mixed label exists to capture.

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