Moms for Liberty co-founder Bridget Ziegler speaks on Fox News Photo: Screenshot
A police report has revealed how Moms for Liberty co-founder Bridget Ziegler arranged bisexual threesomes with other women and her husband, former Florida Republican Party Chair Christian Ziegler. The lusty details substantiate the hypocrisy of Bridget Ziegler, a woman who had queer sex while seeking to end LGBTQ+-inclusive policies in Florida’s schools.
Christian Ziegler would go “on the prowl” in bars for women to bring home to Bridget, according to a report authored by a Sarasota Police Department detective, The Florida Trident reported. Christian would allegedly secretly photograph prospective women at the bars and then text the photos to Bridget for approval.
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“Bridget is telling him to pretend to take pictures of his beer, so [the women] don’t see him taking pictures of them,” the report stated. “She tells him, ‘Don’t come home until your d**k is wet.’”
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Investigators reportedly found “numerous sexual videos” of the Republican couple having sex with other women. In some cases, police investigators could not tell whether the videos were recorded with the other women’s knowledge.
The police report stemmed from an investigation into rape and video voyeurism allegations made against Christian Ziegler by an unnamed woman who used to have threesomes with the couple. Police seized Christian Ziegler’s iPhone in the investigation and found 30,000 videos on it.
The woman claimed that, on October 2, 2023, he raped her and recorded a video of the encounter without her consent. Police determined the sex was “likely consensual” and that sufficient evidence didn’t exist for video voyeurism charges.
The woman said she had consented to a threesome with Bridget Ziegler but canceled after Christian Ziegler said his wife wouldn’t be able to attend. Christian Ziegler told police that he arrived at the woman’s apartment to have sex with her regardless. The woman told police she was too drunk to consent and didn’t consent to his recording of their intercourse.
The woman told police that he “had been sexually battering her for years, and she never felt like she could say no to him,” and said that he had even entered her apartment in the past by crawling through an unlocked window.
In texts to his wife, Christian Ziegler wrote that the woman “was an alcoholic, nice person with some issues” but with “no drama,” which “turns him on.” Bridget Ziegler wrote that the woman seemed “broken” and worried that they might be taking advantage of her despite claiming all their encounters had been consensual.
The Zieglers are currently suing the Sarasota Police Department (SPD) and the State Attorney’s Office (SAO) to stop them from releasing additional investigation records related to rape allegations against her husband. The Zieglers seek “the permanent destruction” of the investigation records, arguing that their public release could “cause great humiliation and harm to their individual reputations.”
Bridget Ziegler, who allegedly helped author Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” law, was quietly removed as the director of the School Board Leadership Program at the Leadership Institute, an organization that trains conservative activists. The Sarasota School Board also voted unanimously for her to resign, but she has refused thus far. In December 2023, the Florida Republican Party voted unanimously to censure Christian Ziegler and strip him of authority as the party’s chair.
Tom Edwards, the only out gay person on the school board and the only board member to oppose her resolution, said that he wants the full investigative records to be released to the public.
“She’s the one that’s the predator, she and her husband,” Edwards said. “Trans children are not predators. She says ‘don’t say gay’ and then she goes and crawls in bed with women. They’re supposed to be protecting children and they’re harming them.”
