> It's also going to make people with ambitions of CEOhood hold back from any political support of anything, liberal or conservative or whatever. I strongly do

> It's also going to make people with ambitions of CEOhood hold back from any political support of anything, liberal or conservative or whatever. I strongly doubt it; liberal viewpoints are as welcome as always. An internet mob has forced out a major company's CEO over his politically conservative opinion. Unless the company in question is conservative as it's basis (eg, a church, the boy scouts), you don't see people ousted over liberal viewpoints. If you find your mouse cursor hovering over the downvote button, first find an example of a CxO internet mobbed because of their liberal stands.