In my country she wouldn't have been fired in the first place. At-will employment is just a way to bully people into toeing the line. Putting that aside, yes:

In my country she wouldn't have been fired in the first place. At-will employment is just a way to bully people into toeing the line. Putting that aside, yes: Political speech shouldn't be compelled, any more than it should be constrained. Now if you want to put some kind of further "common carrier"-style legal burden on printers (or kickstarter), then I think it's possible to make a case for it, but I'm not personally in favour. (On the other hand, in the UK we do exactly that with bank accounts - it's nearly impossible for a bank to turn away a new customer - so I guess there's a case for it in some circumstances). It's ultimately a question of regulation I guess.