I literally just pointed you to the law in question. It is illegal to prevent someone from "engaging" in politics, as per the California law I just linked you.

I literally just pointed you to the law in question. It is illegal to prevent someone from "engaging" in politics, as per the California law I just linked you. It is not legal to fire someone for "basically any reason" if it was for the illegal reason that I have linked. Maybe what he did does not count as politics. You could make that argument. But your argument about how it is possible to fire someone for any reason is untrue, as per the law.