The Massachusetts News wants to know. 

Jeannine Graf was fired for exposing the Fistgate scandal, the school-supported, taxpayer-funded conference where 12-year-old children were given graphic instruction on "fisting" and other elements of homosexual sex, on her popular talk radio show. 

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 story)

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 at the shocking conference.

Did Jeannine Graf deserve to be fired? Please tell us your thoughts.

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