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Bridget offers commentary on
issues of the day. Her credits
include Al-Jazeera, The Laura
Ingraham Show, KNX News
Radio, The World Tonight, and
more. Producers may contact
publicity@bridgetjohnson.org
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At the U.N. for World
Press Freedom Day, 2007
Read the State Department
story on our Internet freedom
panel.
Press Freedom Day, 2007
Read the State Department
story on our Internet freedom
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Previously unpublished works
(To reproduce any of the following pieces in full or in part, obtain permission from
Bridget Johnson at bridget@bridgetjohnson.org.)
Bridget Johnson at bridget@bridgetjohnson.org.)
Where were the scarlet 'C's at the Capitol?
When Capitol Ministries president and Bible study leader
Ralph Drollinger said it was "sinful" for women legislators to
leave small children at home, a group of lawmakers donned
aprons for a day -- branded with a scarlet "M" for "Mother" --
in protest. When Drollinger called Catholicism a "false
religion," those legislators weren't exactly dressing like
priests and nuns -- or slapping on a scarlet "C" -- in protest.
MORE...
When Capitol Ministries president and Bible study leader
Ralph Drollinger said it was "sinful" for women legislators to
leave small children at home, a group of lawmakers donned
aprons for a day -- branded with a scarlet "M" for "Mother" --
in protest. When Drollinger called Catholicism a "false
religion," those legislators weren't exactly dressing like
priests and nuns -- or slapping on a scarlet "C" -- in protest.
MORE...
Finishing unfinished business in fight against
communism
To see Ronald Reagan's greatest legacy, look beyond his
beloved United States. Go to Germany, and find an
insignificant stretch of pavement in Berlin where the insidious
wall once stood: Checkpoint Charlie, barbed wire, families
and countrymen divided, dozens shot in cold blood as they
tried to cross. People tunneled, climbed, hid in cars, jumped
from buildings, all for a crack at freedom. MORE...
communism
To see Ronald Reagan's greatest legacy, look beyond his
beloved United States. Go to Germany, and find an
insignificant stretch of pavement in Berlin where the insidious
wall once stood: Checkpoint Charlie, barbed wire, families
and countrymen divided, dozens shot in cold blood as they
tried to cross. People tunneled, climbed, hid in cars, jumped
from buildings, all for a crack at freedom. MORE...
Time for Kerry to get with reality
About 101 million people voted in the 2000 presidential
election. In 2004, the "American Idol 3" finale drew about 65
million votes. In 2000, the Republican National Convention
didn't crack the top 20 in the Nielsen ratings, with reality-TV
godfather "Survivor" topping the heap at 27.4 million viewers.
Viewers found that year's Democractic National Convention
equally exciting (or lack thereof); it was also voted off the
Nielsen island.
MORE...
About 101 million people voted in the 2000 presidential
election. In 2004, the "American Idol 3" finale drew about 65
million votes. In 2000, the Republican National Convention
didn't crack the top 20 in the Nielsen ratings, with reality-TV
godfather "Survivor" topping the heap at 27.4 million viewers.
Viewers found that year's Democractic National Convention
equally exciting (or lack thereof); it was also voted off the
Nielsen island.
MORE...
The civilized world isn't exactly that
So Dick Cheney said the "f" word in a recent overheard
exchange with Sen. Patrick Leahy. Inappropriate, you say,
because governments are civilized institutions, because
we're part of the civilized world? Not really. MORE...
So Dick Cheney said the "f" word in a recent overheard
exchange with Sen. Patrick Leahy. Inappropriate, you say,
because governments are civilized institutions, because
we're part of the civilized world? Not really. MORE...
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