#Carla sands movie#

#Carla sands movie#

Sands had a TV and movie career and was a chiropractor before she married Fred Sands in 1999. “President Trump, I helped him get elected in 2016, I fought for him because I saw a leader who looked at the world as it is, not as people hoped it would be, and he believed in me,” Sands said. She helped raise money for Trump’s campaign during the 2016 presidential campaign, hosting a fundraiser at her Bel Air mansion, and gave hundreds of thousands of dollars to Trump campaign efforts. There, she took over as CEO of Vintage Capital Group, the real estate investment firm founded by her late husband, Fred Sands, a prominent Republican campaign donor, philanthropist and real-estate mogul who died in 2015. Sands, 60, grew up in Cumberland County, outside Harrisburg, and spent much of her adult life living in California. She has never run for public office, but was active in Los Angeles’ philanthropic circles and drew two Trump appointments in 2017, one to his Council of Economic Advisers and one as ambassador to Denmark. “It just lurched so far into the socialist left that I didn’t recognize it and I got worried for our country,” Sands said. In a brief interview, she said she decided to run when she was in Denmark and saw the “left and their rhetoric and the hard turn” by the Democratic Party. Sands’ introductory campaign video hits on standard Republican themes and attacks on Democrats.