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D’Souza book fifth on New York Timesbest seller list
Movie by same title doing well, too
Artwork for Death of a Nation
Arch-conservative San Diegan Dinesh D’Souza is riding high these days: his new book, Death of a Nation, this week is number 5 on the New York Times hardcover best-seller list.
The book posits that Republican President Donald Trump will save the nation from the Democrats just as Repulican Abraham Lincoln did in 1860.
A companion documentary with the same name and message came out August 3. The New York Times earlier covered the release. Previous documentaries have done well. His 2016: Obama’s America, and America: Imagine a World Without Her were #2 and #6, respectively, among all-time political documentaries, according to the website.
D’Souza pleaded guilty to violating campaign finance laws in 2014. President Trump pardoned him in May of this year.
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D’Souza book fifth on New York Timesbest seller list
Movie by same title doing well, too
D’Souza book fifth on New York Timesbest seller list
Movie by same title doing well, too
Artwork for Death of a Nation
Arch-conservative San Diegan Dinesh D’Souza is riding high these days: his new book, Death of a Nation, this week is number 5 on the New York Times hardcover best-seller list.
The book posits that Republican President Donald Trump will save the nation from the Democrats just as Repulican Abraham Lincoln did in 1860.
A companion documentary with the same name and message came out August 3. The New York Times earlier covered the release. Previous documentaries have done well. His 2016: Obama’s America, and America: Imagine a World Without Her were #2 and #6, respectively, among all-time political documentaries, according to the website.
D’Souza pleaded guilty to violating campaign finance laws in 2014. President Trump pardoned him in May of this year.
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