>All U.S. citizens need to realize that publicly traded companies are NOT U.S. companies. Maybe if the company isn't based in the US, but a company founded by

>All U.S. citizens need to realize that publicly traded companies are NOT U.S. companies. Maybe if the company isn't based in the US, but a company founded by a US citizen, whose headquarters its entire existence have been within the US, which has never had a CEO without US citizenship, can surely be expected to not associate with a power structure(the CPC) that fundamentally disagrees with our basic beliefs. Selling & manufacturing their products there? I can tolerate that - a Chairmanship is a bit too much for me.