The Microsoft CEO should not make his political opinions public. It only shows the urgency he feels, or maybe someone else, to appear as the new messiah with de

The Microsoft CEO should not make his political opinions public. It only shows the urgency he feels, or maybe someone else, to appear as the new messiah with deep thoughts at the helm of a corporation that cares for technology and people. I would be probably better to show that Microsoft is not trying to steal Javascript as TypeScript, or ML as F#, or Ruby on Rails as NetMVC, or Android sucking the life out of Samsung. Sorry, this advertisement as a comment just made me cring. There are so many things that Microsoft should not do.