Casey DeSantis guarantees her 'claws come out' over insurance policies harming kids

Casey DeSantis shared that defending the innocence of kids is a political precedence for her as she launched her nationwide Mamas for DeSantis group in Iowa on Thursday.

The group's launch is supposed to help her husband, Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), throughout his 2024 presidential marketing campaign. She beforehand launched the same group that reached a million supporters throughout his gubernatorial marketing campaign.

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Throughout her first solo look on this presidential election cycle, alongside Gov. Kim Reynolds (R-IA), DeSantis defined that the parental rights group was born out of COVID-19 insurance policies in colleges. Then it grew to replicate the Florida governor's outspoken stance on modifications in curriculum and the supplies contained in libraries.

“It’s one factor when your insurance policies come out after us — the mamas. It’s one other factor after they come after our kids. And that’s when the claws come out,” DeSantis stated.

Casey DeSantis went on to explain her private motivations, which had been born out of her battle with breast most cancers, for which she completed her final chemotherapy therapy in January of final 12 months. She claimed her husband was there together with her for all six of her remedies to carry her hand.

"And then you definitely notice that God has given you extra alternative to have the ability to stay. Whenever you're given that chance in life, what do you do with it?" DeSantis requested earlier than pushing again towards a Politico article that referred to her as a Woman Macbeth. "Do I care what a headline says? No. I care about defending the innocence of my kids and your kids."

DeSantis has added over 10,000 followers on her Twitter account within the final month, with over 10% coming within the hours since her go to to Iowa.

Collectively the couple shares three kids: Madison age 5, Mason age 4, and Mamie age 2. They've been married for 13 years.