Not "political opinions," but "active participation in political movements." And do you think tech is somehow exempt from this? It's hardly uncommon for CEOs t

Not "political opinions," but "active participation in political movements." And do you think tech is somehow exempt from this? It's hardly uncommon for CEOs to be subject to pressure because of their political views; doubly so in situations like this where they perform a significant non-commercial role. So I'm actually pretty happy that CEOs are subject to public scrutiny.