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this post was submitted on 12 Nov 2026
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People with money are putting a lot of "spin" on this story already. Social media posts like "so what if a CEO has affairs, if he's doing a good job??" etc.
They all conveniently ignore the Affair With a Chinese Spy part. That's the part where he was not doing a good job, and it's an important part.
Well, I'd say his affair with a subordinate was problematic as well, but the treason is pretty important.
Amoral assholes shouldn't be in charge of anything