It reads like an emotion charged poorly proofread diary entry that could at some point be used as material for a company wide email. The fact that he just sent

It reads like an emotion charged poorly proofread diary entry that could at some point be used as material for a company wide email. The fact that he just sent that out like it is on an impulse hints that there is a whole lot of reflective internal composure and professionalism filters that are missing. Thats not what you want to see in a CEO. The language is ambiguous and buzz wordy enough that angry Clinton supporters could take it as a call to purge there fellow colleagues. And likewise Trump supporters could see it as a call for them to resign. Overall, the damage this is going to do is precisely why you do not mix your personal politics and your business.