'Abhorrent and disgusting': Trump advisor Roger Stone accused of attacking wife of Ron DeSantis with offensive slur

Roger Stone – a longtime advisor of former President Donald Trump – seemed to lash out at Casey DeSantis – wife of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. Stone appeared to attack Casey DeSantis for mentioning her children on the campaign trail for her husband, and seemed to use a slur widely regarded as one of the most offensive words.

Stone responded to a tweet from Mike Crispi – a Republican candidate who lost in the GOP primary in 2022 to represent New Jersey's 4th Congressional District.

"Casey Desantis campaigning: 'I have a 6, 5 and a 3 year old' 'I have a 6, 5 and a 3 year old' 'I have a 6, 5 and a 3 year old' 'I have a 6, 5 and a 3 year old' 'Did you know I have a 6, 5 and a 3 year old?'" Crispi wrote on the X social media platform.

Crispi was responding to a social media post by Casey declaring that her husband is "earning every vote," and featured a photo of her and her young daughter on the campaign trail.

Stone replied by saying, "SeeUNextTuesday."

Dictionary.com explains how the phrase "See you next Tuesday" is a euphemism for an offensive slur:

"See you next Tuesday" is derived from a combination of the letters c and u, which when pronounced aloud sound like “see you,” and the first letters of the words next and Tuesday. This forms an acronym rebus that, when taken together, stands for c***. The phrase is sometimes typed out as c u next Tuesday.

Stone claimed that he didn't use a slur against DeSantis.

Stone responded to a Mediaite article with the headline: "Trump Advisor Roger Stone Calls Casey DeSantis a C*** for Mentioning Her Children on Campaign Trail."

The Trump advisor asserted, "NOT what I said! Typical Mediaite smear."

DeSantis campaign manager James Uthmeier reacted to Stone's remark by saying, "This is what we’re up against. It would be one thing if these were just crazy people saying nasty things. But they are sanctioned agents of DJT. Shame on them. Good must prevail! [Casey DeSantis] is an amazing mom and leader who works tirelessly to help our country."

On Saturday, the hashtag #IStandWithCasey gained traction on the X social media platform with thousands of people defending the wife of the Republican governor of Florida.

Several conservatives called out Stone for the apparent attack on Casey DeSantis.

Jon Dunwell, a Republican state representative in the key GOP primary state of Iowa, wrote: "Disgusting attacks from Roger Stone. Please get this out of our politics."

Constitutional law scholar Jonathan Turley said, "Nothing says unhinged, recreational rage like attacking a mother for referencing her children. The minute we shrug off these attacks as the new normal, it will become the new normal. We should demand more from politicians and pundits alike."

Conservative editor-in-chief Tracy Beanz stated, "I’m seeing this – this is abhorrent and disgusting. We are better than this – and we need to act like it. These are your sisters and brothers. Disgraceful."

Attorney and author Michael P Senger added, "Leading Trump campaign advisor Roger Stone called Casey DeSantis a c*** for talking about her children on the campaign trail. Just the latest in a long trail of repulsive, infantile behavior from Trump’s nihilistic influence machine."

Former Trump lawyer Jenna Ellis declared, "Instead of saying, 'Yeah Roger Stone shouldn’t use 'c***' to describe Casey DeSantis, that’s gross and low class,' MAGA is actually defending it. This is what happens when you lose an objective moral metric and see the political world only through 'Trump supporters good, everyone else bad.' Idiots."

Writer Kimberly Ross said, "Roger Stone is a garbage human. This is known."

At the time of publication, the official social media accounts tied to the Trump campaign have yet to condemn or mention Stone's comment.

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