Democratic Congressional Candidate Keith Fitzgerald Spokeswoman an X-Rated, Anti-Catholic Blogger?

Ana Maria Rosato, the communications director of U.S. congressional candidate Keith Fitzgerald, D - Sarasota, has a history of penning pornographic and anti-Catholic tirades at her blog "Sassy Political Insights".

In a May 1, 2012 entry, Rosato attributes conservative Republican social policy to so much pent-up sexual frustration. Here's just a sample:

Todays Grand Ob/Gyn Party is obsessed with sex mainly ensuring that the rest of us have the sameapparently miserable sex lives that they themselves endure. Just look at them. Do they look happy? Do they look like they are being romanced and courted? Do they look like they have happy, fulfilling, fabulous-cant-wait-to-get-to-my-honey relationships? Nope.

They sure seem like a cranky, irritable, miserable lot to me. They aint getting any lovin, and they damned sure spend a lot of time devising ways to prevent the rest of us from happy lives and in particular, happy sexually fulfilling lives.

Look at the evidence. Republicans damned sure arent acting as if they routinely experience that kind of rip-your-clothes-off as you walk through the door cant w-a-i-t to kiss your lips and feel your hands all o-v-e-r my body that kind of physical merging where pleasure, pure unadulterated pleasure takes over where being pleased where pleasing each other, taking-you-to-new-heights-of-sheer cant catch-my-breath orgasmic ecstasy pulses through our veins pure delight . . . . until . . . . ? oh yeah, baby.

Wait a sec . . . b-r-e-a-t-h-e . . .

The kind of sex I just described? You have to experience it to understand it, to understand the power and joy, the word-escaping orgasmic ecstasy of it all. How tragic that when it comes to that lovely ecstasy, Republicans act as if they have lived their entire lives never, ever, ever coming close. (Puns quite intended.)

Check out the colorful audio from Rosato's podcast, here.

In a June 8, 2012 entry, she writes:

Republicans hate women, immigrants, African Americans, firefighters, police officers, teachers, citizens who vote for Democrats, the poor, the middle class, anyone but each other. Republicans simply hate . . . hate . . . hate. I might feel sorry for them save for the fact that they are in positions of political power making life miserable for the rest of us.

While I'm not a psychologist nor play one on TV, I do have a theory about what makesRepublicanstick in such a hateful manner, and the biggest clue is with the dot that connects together what seems to be an extraordinary amount of their venom and time. That connecting dot is sex.

Sexually immature and frustrated, Repubicans lash out at everyone and everything.

Finally, Rosato seems to be a staunch anti-Catholic. A June 14, 2012 entry regurgitates some of the worst polemics of traditional anti-Catholic nativism:

Throughout our own nation, the Republican Party leaders and elected officials continue to embrace fully and with great zeal their role as 21st Century Inquisitors hell-bent on returning to the days when the Catholic Church's twisted view on sex and government ruled the planet. Together these men work diligently to take our great nation back allllll the way back to the Dark Ages: that time in history when the Catholic Church ruled the planet bringing violence to women and the men who love and respect us.

During the Dark Ages, the men of theCatholic Churchmarched throughout Europe using violence to expand its blatant power grab. . . .

The etymology of the word witch is "wise woman". These women were religious and community leaders whose role throughout Europe was revered and respected and whose power the Vatican decided to usurp by violent force and by death.

First came the Vaticans tongue slashing and trashing of these women by pretending that the women's wisdom was evil. Then, these Vatican inquisitors burned women at the stake claiming their wisdom in all manner of things from herbal cures to metaphysical mysteries was evil. The Catholic Churchs Inquisition was purely a power grab then just like what the Vatican is doing today to American nuns and to American women inside our nations political system: silence women and chain the men unless they swear obedience to the knuckle-draggin manhood of the Dark Ages.

Suffice it to say, none of these rants cited to any scholarship on psychology or medieval history.

Is it the position of the Fitzgerald campaign that Republicans and Republican-leaning voters are sex-frustrated, racistmisogynists? That the worldview promoted by the Catholic Church -- to which some 24 percent of Americans, and a good number of Fitzgerald's would-be constituents, belong -- is hateful and destructive?

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