Age: 31
female
Danielle D'Souza is a young author and commentator. Her new book is titled, The Choice: The Abortion Divide in America. She is a graduate from Dartmouth College and is also the author of YGod: An Intelligent Discussion on the Relevance of Faith. Danielle has also filmed videos for PragerU, has been a Turning Point USA ambassador, and been on various tv and radio networks including Fox News, One America, Newsmax, and Salem Radio. She is the youngest Advisory Board member of Women for Trump and Indian Voices for Trump, both of which are coalitions of Donald J. Trump’s campaign. She is the daughter of political commentator Dinesh D'Souza.
Tom Selleck, as Abraham Simpson, and Bob Saget, as Danny Rockefeller. A film about old friendship and rivalry. They fight again in the fight for the Oval Office. They used to be best friends, but once their paths separated and everyone went differently, if it were like this, it would be "just" a little sad, but this friendship didn't end well. When they were in college, one day Abe became popular and began to forget his best friend Danny, he didn't come to help with the party fight against two boys from the football team because of the party, Danny had to fight them himself and eventually lost, then he became angry and decided to avenge Abe for what he had done to him. Danny announced that Abraham had AIDS, so everyone didn't want to be friends with him. They both quarreled, ending a friendship full of funny moments, beautiful women, beer and sports. Both are running for president. The war for the oval office has brought them back together, there is a lot of hatred between them, the debates are fierce, relations are bad, and nerves are tense. Both are going through elections. Whom will win and become the new President of the United States? Can they forgive and renew their friendship? the film is full not only of politics and all those things about elections, but also of funny moments, relationships with women and among candidates.
