Jeannine Graf Fired for Exposing Fistgate

Jeannine Graf Fired
for Exposing Fistgate

Popular Talk Show Host Is Punished by 96.9FM-WTKK

By J. Edward Pawlick
January 9, 2001

The popular Jeannine Graf has been fired by radio station 96.9FM-WTKK because she exposed the scandal of Fistgate last summer.

The station is owned by the Greater Boston Radio Group which also owns 92.9FM-WBOS, 106.7FM-WMJX, 99.5FM-WKLB, and 105.7FM-WROR.

Graf came under immediate attack last June from homosexual activists for her courageous actions. The station suddenly began to rotate her to different time slots as a prelude to her eventual removal.

She was the only member of the media with the courage to report on the subject. Most of the press were afraid of the story. The Boston Globe defended Fistgate and even printed a vicious personal smear against Graf. (See sidebar)

In reporting about the scandal, Graf made many enemies in the establishment. Because of the publicity she generated, the Department of Education was forced to apologize to the parents of the state and fire two of its teachers who had taught “fisting” and other explicit homosexual sex to students, some as young as 12-years-old.

Although Gov. Cellucci’s staff apologized to the state, he has never mentioned the matter himself because it is embarrassing that his political favors to activist homosexuals are being displayed so openly.

Conservatives Should Tell the Radio Station
Some observers say this reminds them of the time when David Brudnoy was fired by WBZ about a decade ago. He was quickly rehired when homosexual activists began to deluge the radio station with telephone calls and letters.

If you wish to contact the Greater Boston Radio Group, the President is Peter Smyth at 617-822-6280 and the Vice President is Frank Kelley at 617-822-6270. Their mail address is 55 William T. Morrisey Blvd., Dorchester, MA 02125.

Although the station’s internet site at www.wtkk.com still lists Graf as a host and has an email for her, you should not send any email to her there because she will not receive it.

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