In a way, conservatives ought to feel some measure of sympathy for Disney CEO Bob Chapek.
When he took over the reins from former Mouse House chief, Bob Iger, it seemed clear that the new boss wasn’t going to be the same as the old boss. Iger was famously known as a Democratic donor and even flirted with a run for the presidency. In 2020, he made it known that he would be open to an appointment with the Biden administration. More significantly for Disney’s corporate culture, though, was Iger’s readiness to put his money where his mouth was – taking public stances on behalf of the company against Georgia’s heartbeat bill and former President Trump’s restriction of travel visas for some Muslim-majority nations.
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