Roger Jason Stone Jr. was born on August 27, 1952, in Norwalk, Connecticut to Gloria Rose Corbo and Roger Stone. From a young age, Stone was exposed to politics and government, which ultimately shaped his career path. He attended George Washington University, where he studied political science and discovered his passion for political strategy and consulting.
After graduating from George Washington University, Stone wasted no time diving into the world of politics. In 1972, he joined the administration for the Office of Economic Opportunity after Richard Nixon was elected President. This was just the beginning of Stone's long and influential career in politics.
Throughout the years, Stone worked for prominent figures such as Bob Dole and on Ronald Reagan's presidential campaign. His strategic thinking and lobbying skills quickly gained him recognition and solidified his place in the political sphere.
Stone later became a member of the lobbying firm Black, Manafort, Stone and Kelly, where he honed his skills as a lobbyist and political consultant. He was known for promoting controversial conspiracy theories and using his influence to sway political decisions in his favor.
His work in lobbying and consulting would eventually make him the subject of the Netflix documentary "Get Me Roger Stone," which delved into his controversial tactics and influence in the political landscape.
Aside from his work in lobbying and consulting, Stone also delved into writing political books. He has penned numerous books, including "The Man Who Killed Kennedy," "Nixon's Secrets," and "The Clintons' War on Women." These books have provided insight into his political beliefs and ideologies.
In 2017, he published his fifth book, "The Making of the President 2016: How Donald Trump Orchestrated a Revolution," which further showcased his support for the Trump administration.
Stone's personal life has been marked by two marriages. He was married to Ann Stone from 1974 to 1990 before tying the knot with Nydia Bertran in 1992. He has one son named Scott, who has followed in his father's footsteps and is also involved in politics.
Despite facing legal troubles and controversy throughout his career, Stone remains a prominent figure in American politics and continues to make his mark on the political landscape.