This article feels like it displays a more balanced Tan than I see in the other coverage of him, or the rage-filled responses to his tweets. I'm glad to underst

This article feels like it displays a more balanced Tan than I see in the other coverage of him, or the rage-filled responses to his tweets. I'm glad to understand more of the context. And, I'm left feeling like there are so many "smart" people who feel that the best way to fix things is to rage on Twitter. Tan isn't doing just that: he is donating money, and fundraising, and getting involved in conversations. Why not run for office? The people he is criticizing are putting their asses on the line, and he isn't really risking much other than his reputation.