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He could have made his donation anonymously, but instead, he chose to do it publicly. His stance against gay people is now a part of his public identity. That
by knodi123 13y ago
He could have made his donation anonymously, but instead, he chose to do it publicly. His stance against gay people is now a part of his public identity. That was a conscious decision on his part.
One of a CEO's duties is PR, and if you're a PR disaster, then you cannot discharge your duty effectively. That is certainly a valid criteria for employment.
- dragonwriter 13y ago> He could have made his donation anonymously Well, ignoring campaign finance laws...