Hey, there's no civil right to a CEO job. If he's shown himself to be incompetent at the job, he won't get another one.

Igniting a firestorm of protest by contributing significant bucks to support a hate law, is something he could have seen coming a mile away. Well, not the magnitude of the response, but the fact that in Silicon Valley it would be viewed negatively, that's obvious.

So, he doesn't conduct his personal life in a way that can reflect positively on the board and stockholders. So no CEO job for him.