The head of integrity has unabashedly showcased his strong political bias on Twitter, and I suspect things will begin going poorly for either him or Twitter shortly.
Turns out, people with important jobs that require impartiality (like judges) have real, personal, opinions and feelings.
but judges are publicly accountable, while corporations (and their agents) can do what they want. Comes back down to the publisher/curator debate.
You can hold private companies accountable via secondary boycott. It's more complicated but it can be done.