Meetup.com sends an email to (all?) members that says "... after the recent executive order aimed to block people on the basis of nationality and religion, a l

Meetup.com sends an email to (all?) members that says "... after the recent executive order aimed to block people on the basis of nationality and religion, a line was crossed. At a time when core democratic ideals feel under attack, we feel a duty to spark more civic participation." I had not thought of Meetup as a political company, but this reads as a very strong statement. It's successful advertising, because I've been thinking about them for several minutes straight. Will this impress everyone, or will they be sending an apology note tomorrow?