Nick Adams is a Presidential appointee, four-time best-selling author, motivational speaker, television commentator, and Stage IV cancer survivor.

He is also one of the fastest growing and furthest reaching social media influencers in conservative politics today, reaching millions of patriots across the country with his commentary and opinions.

Adams has appeared on virtually every major television and radio program. He runs the Foundation for Liberty and American Greatness (FLAG), a non-profit organization that teaches civics and informs parents and students on the power of the American Dream.

His work in public schools has seen him recognized by governors across the country, and he has been awarded honorary status in Texas, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Arkansas, South Carolina, Missouri and Arizona.

Born and raised in Australia, Adams is now a naturalized American citizen.

Three of Nick’s best-selling books were endorsed by President Trump during his time in office, leading the New York Times to declare him “the President’s favorite author”.

In the United States, he has spoken at conventions, corporate meetings, military bases, universities, high schools and churches, in 42 states.

FLAG (www.flagusa.org) has produced the world’s first kid-friendly Constitution, Declaration of Independence and Federalist Papers, as launched on Fox News. The FLAG Board contains luminaries such as Col. Allen West, Bill O’Reilly, Dennis Prager, Pete Hegseth, Steve Cortes, and many others.

Adams earned both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees at the University of Sydney.

He was publicly elected the youngest Deputy Mayor in Australian history in Sydney, at the age of twenty-one.

Alex Ayers  is Vice President of Public Policy with Schoening Strategies, a lobbying and political consulting firm in Washington, D.C. Alex leads the policy team and represents several business groups and advocacy organizations on Capitol Hill including the Association of Mature American Citizens. With AMAC, Alex focuses on helping Congressional offices introduce legislation, add cosponsors and lobby Congressional leaders to bring AMAC supported legislation to the floor for votes. Alex has published papers and studies in various policy areas including taxes, energy, agriculture, and economics and has testified on tax policy. His research has been cited by organizations such as the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and the Tax Foundation

Robert B. Charles served in the Reagan and Bush 41 White Houses, as Assistant Secretary of State under Colin Powell, and counsel to the US House National Security subcommittee for five years; a former litigator, he taught law at Harvard University’s Extension School, recently authored “Eagles and Evergreens” (2018), and consults in Washington D.C.

Anthony R. Dolan is a graduate of Fairfield Preparatory School, and Yale University, where he majored in philosophy and history.     

Beginning with F. Clifton White Associates in the early 1970s, he has worked as a political consultant on many campaigns and held staff positions on eight presidential campaigns.

As a reporter for the Stamford Advocate, he won six journalism awards for his exposures of organized crime and public corruption including the 1978 Pulitzer Prize for investigative reporting. His work in Stamford and exposure of mob influence reaching into the state capitol was recently written about in Roguetown, a book by undercover police officer Vito Collucci who dedicated the volume to him.

Mr. Dolan’s stories resulted in the resignation or dismissal of more than 15 local and state officials as well as multiple indictments of organized crime figures, corrupt police officers and others.  His series exposing Gambino family ties to government officials and the many personal threats of physical violence it led to were the subject of a 1981 Rolling Stone feature article and the 1983  development of a movie script at Paramount Studios. (Later the also the subject of a Hollywood Reporter column by legendary film authority Robert Osborne.) Two years later  the Connecticut State Supreme Court – in a  unanimous decision written by the Chief Justice that was seen as an affirmation of reporters’ First Amendment rights —  ruled against Connecticut’s State Senate Majority leader (who had been defeated for reelection due to Dolan’s stories about mob influence) and affirmed the disputed stories were not only protected from a libel action under Times-vs-Sullivan precedent but were also true.

Mr. Dolan was the only member of President’s Reagan’s senior staff to serve all eight years at the White House where he was chief speechwriter and Special Assistant and Deputy Assistant to President Reagan. In addition to supervising the speeches at four Reagan-Gorbachev summits, he worked with President Reagan on many foreign policy speeches including the “evil empire” speech in Orlando Fla., the  “asheap of history” speech to the British Parliament at Westminster Hall, London, and “Tear Down the   Wall” in Berlin.  The story of the latter speech is found in his Wall St. Journal article called “Four Little Words.”  Mr. Dolan also worked closely with President Reagan on a July 1981 Address to the Nation on tax-cuts that sparked a strong public reaction and overcame entrenched opposition to the legislation.  His speech drafts in the campaign of 1980 and through the early years of the administration emphasized Ronald Reagan’s desire to celebrate American heroes especially those in the US military. One national tradition, presidential phone calls on Christmas to members of the five services, grew out of Mr. Dolan’s initial suggestion.

In June of 1982, at the invitation of Attorney General William French Smith, Mr. Dolan made a presentation on organized crime and public corruption to the Justice Department senior staff and played a major role in developing the Reagan administration’s October 1982 plan for a crackdown on the mob that led to a quadrupling of prosecutions and disintegration of seveal mob families. In addition to a Loa Angeles Times story on his behind-the-scenes work, then FBI Director William Webster referred to him as “the guiding spirit” behind the plan. Along with famous undercover FBI agent Joseph Pistone (“Donnie Brasco”) Mr. Dolan was one of two speakers to address the organizational dinner meeting of the President’s Commission on Organized Crime in 1984.
        In the field of foreign policy, he has served as a special adviser to the US. Delegation to UNESCO in Paris France (1984) and the UN Disarmament Conference in Geneva Switzerland (1988).

On the last day of the Reagan administration Mr Dolan received a handwritten note from President Reagan that said “Tony ….you were keeper of the flame.”

A friend of President George HW Bush, Mr. Dolan was an unofficial adviser during his term in office. In the administration of George W. Bush, Mr. Dolan was at the State Department during the presidential transition and then was Senior Adviser to Secretary of State Colin Powell until July 2001.  For the next six and a half years, he served as a Special Adviser to Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld.  Mr. Dolan, who was in the Pentagon on 9\11, had a principal role in briefing the Secretary of Defense, Chairmen of the Joint Chiefs as well as Combatant Commanders before each news conference. A former US Army Specialist 4, Mr. Dolan was the recipient of the Department of Defense’s civilian award, The Medal for Public Service. He also wrote and broadcast for Our American Network a tribute to wounded and fallen war heroes (especially those he knew) called “They Will Be Remembered” .

He then served as Special Adviser on the presidential campaigns of Fred Thompson (2008), Newt Gingrich (2012) and Ted Cruz (2016).

Mr. Dolan has run his own communications strategy firm working with a wide array of major associations and corporations as well as political clients. His work producing TV spots and media campaigns for candidates and SuperPacs have drawn widespread commentary during the last ten years.  His writings have appeared in a variety of journals and newspapers from National Review and the Washington Monthly to the op-ed pages of the New York Times and Wall St. Journal.      

His writing career began in the late ‘60s when he began a close friendship with National Review editor William F. Buckley Jr, and for whom he was a pallbearer at his 2008 St Patrick’s Cathedral funeral. In the late 60s and early 70s, Mr. Dolan also wrote music and recorded an album as well as performed four nights a week at Finnegan’s Wake on New York’s Upper East Side.  

At 13, Ben Ferguson became the youngest radio talk show host in the country, and the youngest nationally syndicated host at 20. Ferguson published his first book, a political work, “It’s My America Too,” published by William Morris/Harper Collins.

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The most recognized male figure skating star in the world, Scott Hamilton has won 70 titles, awards and honors including an Emmy Award nomination, induction into the United States Olympic Hall of Fame and a privileged member of the World Figure Skating Hall of Fame.

In 1984, Scott captured the attention of the world with his Olympic Gold medal performances in Saravejo and since has shared his love and enthusiasm for the sport as an analyst/commentator, performer, producer and best-selling author (Fritzy Finds a Hat, 2020, Finish First: Winning Changes Everything, 2018, The Great Eight, 2009 and Landing It, 1999). Scott further inspires others as a speaker, humanitarian, and as a cancer and pituitary brain tumor survivor.

After losing his mother to cancer, then becoming survivor himself, Scott turned activist, launching the Scott Hamilton CARES Foundation (Cancer Alliance for Research, Education and Survivorship). He founded several education and survivorship programs including Chemocare.com and the 4^th Angel Mentoring Program. In addition to those programs, Scott wrote Fritzy Finds A Hat to help ease the conversation with children about cancer, with proceeds benefitting the Scott Hamilton CARES Foundation. Events such as Sk8 to Elimin8 Cancer and An Evening with Scott Hamilton & Friends galas fund research into treatments that beat the cancer while sparing the patient.

He is also the founder of the Scott Hamilton Skating Academy at the Ford Ice Centers in Antioch and Bellevue, TN, where he may frequently be found and sharing his love of skating, coaching Learn to Skate students and supporting the work of athletes in the SHARP 4 Sports: Specialized High Aptitude Resource Program under the Skating Academy umbrella, to build elite figure skating in Nashville.

In what little free time remains, Scott can be found on the golf course and enjoys spending time with his wife Tracie and their four children – at their home in Nashville, Tennessee.

Michael Kapic is a retired CEO living in Arizona with his wife, Joanne, of 57 years. A Great grandfather, he’s an Auburn University graduate and has managed engineering and manufacturing facilities throughout his career.

Since retirement, he has participated in Constitutional activism focusing on Editor/Publisher of Hunt For Liberty.com, a writer and college lecturer, a BBA Article V member, a AMAC Action Congressional Delegate Emeritus, co-founder of a AMAC Arizona Chapter, past-Arizona COSP State Director, a Path To Reform member, and author of Conventions That Made America: A Brief History of Consensus Building; the little known story of America’s journey of solving problems over its first 400 years.

Keith Kiefer

National Association of Atomic Veterans (NAAV) National Commander, Veteran, Advocate

NAAV (National Association of Atomic Veterans) advocates for Atomic Veterans from 1945 to 1963 as defined by CFR tittle 38, 1977 to 1980 Enewetak Atoll Radiological Cleanup Veterans, DU (Depleted Uranium Veterans), Fukushima Veterans and those potentially exposed to Ionization Radiation.

Keith is a past NAAV National Vice Commander, past Director at large and Past Minnesota State Commander.

Humanitarian Service Medal awardee.

Keith is an Enewetak Radiological Cleanup Veteran advocating for Atomic Veteran Legislation on the State and Federal levels.

Keith is an Amac Action Delegate for Minnesota in the 6^th Congressional District.

Michael C. Maibach is a seasoned professional in global business diplomacy, advisor to civic organizations, supporter of good causes.  His central focus today is sustaining the Electoral College and advancing the work of the James Wilson Institute. While a student he was elected to the DeKalb County Board (IL), the first person elected to public office under 21 years of age in US history.

Save Our States  Distinguished Fellow In Federalism Studies – Focus: Electoral College (2020 – Present)

Center For the Electoral College Founder & Director. (2019.)  A Presidential Elector in Virginia in 2020.

James Wilson Institute  JWI Managing Director & JWI Board of Trustees.  (2015 – Present)     

Heritage Foundation  Senior Advisor for Executive Branch Relations. (2017)

Aspen Institute/21^st Century Manufacturing Program  Senior Fellow.  (2012-2015)

European-American Business Council  President & CEO.  Brought EABC out of bankruptcy, grew membership from 7 to 75 global companies.  Opened DC & Brussels Offices.  One testimony before the US Congress, one before the European Parliament.  (2003-2012)    

Intel Corporation   In 1983, established Intel’s Government Affairs Department while serving as assistant to Intel co-founder Dr. Robert Noyce, inventor of the integrated circuit.  Worked closely with Intel’s first four CEOs – Dr. Noyce, Dr. Gordon Moore (Moore’s Law), Dr. Andy Grove (Time Man of the Year), and Dr. Craig Barrett. Opened Intel’s Washington, Brussels… and Beijing offices.  Built a global team of 150+ Government Affairs professionals.  Intel’s first Vice President of Global Government Affairs.  Three Intel Individual Achievement Awards.  Managed Intel PAC.  Testified 18 times before the US Congress on behalf of Intel and industry associations.  (1983-01)

Caterpillar Tractor Co.  Machine shop foreman.  Government Affairs Manager (Illinois, California, Washington DC).  Opened Caterpillar’s California Government Affairs Office in 1979.  One Congressional testimony.  (1976-83)

Industry Board Service/Past: American Electronics Association, European-American Business Council, Information Technology Industry Council, National Association of Manufacturers, BritishAmerican Business, California International Trade Association, RFID Technology Council, Alliance for the Protection of Software Innovation, Center for Policy on Emerging Technologies, Internet Roundtable Society, Economic Strategy Institute, California Council For International Trade, Washington Industrial Roundtable, European Business Organization (first global Chairman), and the Optimos, Inc. Board of Advisors.

White House:  President Bush’s National Advisory Committee on Semiconductors/Assistant to Commission Member, Dr. Gordon Moore/Intel (1990-91).  President Reagan’s Commission on Industrial Competitiveness/Assistant to Commission Member Dr. Robert Noyce/Intel (1983-85).

US State Department:  Member – Advisory Committee on International Communications & Information Policy (2012-16) & Member – Advisory Committee on International Economic Policy (2005-11).

State & Local Government Service:  Governor’s Fellow/Illinois Department of Local Government Affairs (1970-71), Elected Member/Dekalb County Board IL (1972-75), Illinois Legislative Fellow/Illinois State Senate (1975-76), Illinois Humanities Council/NEH Affiliate (1975-77), Board of Zoning Adjustment/Menlo Park CA (1985).

Civic Board Service/Current:  Witherspoon Institute, Institute of World Politics, Washington Jefferson & Madison Institute, Faith & Law Institute, James Wilson Institute, Caesar Rodney Institute, Association of College Trustees & Alumni/FAR, CS Lewis Institute/Naples, American Veterans Vote, Moms For America, and The Society of Classical Poets.

Civic Board Service/Past:  Peoria Jaycees (VP), World Affairs Council of Peoria (Chair), World Forum of San Jose (CA), World Affairs Council of Washington DC (Vice Chair), World Affairs Council of America, Ripon Society, Center for the Study of the Presidency, ConSource, Churchill Club, Congressional Economic Leadership Institute, John Jay Institute, National Civic Art Society, Foreign Policy Discussion Group, Tocqueville Forum/Georgetown University, Germanna Foundation, and the Thomas More Society of America.

Education:  BA & MA: Northern Illinois University.  BA: California State University.  BS: American University.  MA: Georgetown University. MA: Institute of World Politics. MA: Ashland University.  Graduate Study:  Sangamon State University, Oxford (UK), Cambridge (UK), Universidad Ibero-Americana (Mexico), Institute for International Studies & Training (Japan).

Honors/Fellowships/Scholarships:  National Honor Society/Bergan High School (1969) – Heart of Illinois Fair Student Leadership Award (1969) – Distinguished Student Award/Daughters of the American Revolution/Peoria Chapter (1969) – “Mr. Bergan” Award/Bergan High School (1969) – Pi Sigma Alpha/NIU (Political Science) – Phi Alpha Theta/NIU (History) – Omicron Delta Kappa/NIU (Leadership) – Illinois State Legislative Scholarship/NIU (1969-73) –  Leslie A. Holmes Graduate Fellowship/Northern Illinois University (1973-74) – Alternate Delegate/Republican National Convention (1976) – Presidential Fellow/Center for the Study of the Presidency (1977-78) – James Madison Fellow/Claremont Institute (2000-01) – Samuel K. Gove Illinois State Legislative Intern Hall of Fame/University of Illinois (2011) – Outstanding Honors Program Alumni/Northern Illinois University (2012) – Fellow/International Academy of Management (2017-Present) – Member/Order of Saint John (2019 – Present) –  Save Our States/Distinguished Fellow On American Federalism (2020-Present) – Aspen Institute/ Senior Fellow For 21^st Century Manufacturing (2012-2015) – US Presidential Elector/Virginia Commonwealth (2020).

University Teaching:

Adjunct Lecturer: Institute of World Politics (2008 – Present);  Anglo-American College/Prague (2002 – 2003); Busch School of Business/Catholic University (2019 – Present);  Industrial College of the Armed Services/DC (1996-2003).  

Publications:  More than 80 published essays, and many published poems.  www.MaibachEssays.us + www.MaibachPoems.us + Facebook: Poems of Michael Charles Maibach.  Selected poems published by The Society of Classical Poets (e.g. SCP Journal VIII – 2020).  Mr. Maibach appears in the movie “Safeguard: A Defense of the Electoral College”.

International Travel & Languages: 67 countries, 46 US states.  Native English, conversational Spanish.

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UNIVERSITY LECTURES & PUBLIC SPEECHES: Michael C. Maibach

University Guest Lectures:  American University – Anglo-American University (Prague) – Ave Maria University – Benedictine College – Bradley University – California State University/East Bay – Carnegie Mellon University – Catholic University – Clemson University – DeAnza College – Duquesne University – Eastern University – Eureka College – Faulkner University – Foothill College – George Mason University – Georgetown University – George Washington University – Golden Gate University – Grand Valley State University – Harvard University/Kennedy School of Government – Hope College – Industrial College of the Armed Forces – Indiana University Southeast – Institute of World Politics – Johns Hopkins University – Menlo College – Monterey Institute for International Studies – National War College – Northern Illinois University – Northwestern University – Oxford University/St. Peter’s College – Patrick Henry College – Princeton University – San Jose State University – Stanford University – State University of New York/New Paltz – Union University – University of Alaska – University of California/Berkeley – University of Denver – University of Florida – University of Illinois/Springfield – University of Michigan – US Military Academy at West Point – University of New Hampshire – University of Santa Clara – University of Southern Maine – University of Wisconsin – Washington College – Wayne State University – West Chester University – Westminster College – William & Mary University – Williams College.      

Civic Guest Lectures:  Abigail Adams Institute (MA) – Alliance Francaise Clubs (US) -– Caesar Rodney institute (DE) – Campagna Center (VA) – Center For The Study of The Presidency (DC) – Center For Policies On Emerging Technologies (DC) – Close-Up Foundation (DC) – College Republican Clubs (US) – CS Lewis Institute (FL) – European Ideas Network (EU) – Family Foundation of Virginia (VA) – Fund For American Studies (DC) – Heights School (MD) – Institute For Religion, Politics & Culture (MD) – International Men’s Club (FL) – James Madison Program (NJ) – James Wilson Institute (DC) – Jaycees Clubs (US) – John Jay Institute (PA) – Lions Clubs (US) – Live Free or Die Society (NH) – Military Officers Club (FL) – Moms For America (US) – Montaigne Society (PA) – Optimists Clubs (US) – PenFed Foundation (VA) – Philadelphia Society (US) – Retreat & Learn (MD) – Ronald Reagan Society (IL) – Rotary Clubs (US) – Smith Center For Private Enterprise Studies (CA) – Society of Classical Thought ((MA) –  Soroptimists Clubs (US) – Thomas Jefferson Institute (VA) – Tidewater Common Ground Coalition (VA) – Union League Club/Conservative Club (IL) – Virginia Institute (VA) – Washington Campus (DC) – Washington Jefferson Madison Institute – Witherspoon Institute (NJ) – Young Americans For Freedom (TN).      

World Affairs Council Speeches (32 Councils):  Anchorage (AK), Boston (MA), Cleveland (OH), Colorado Springs (C)O), Columbia (SC), Denver (CO), Desert (CA), Golden (CO), Grand Rapids (MI), Hartford (CT), Louisville (KY), Milwaukee (WI), Montana, Naples (FL), Palm Beaches (FL),  Palm Springs (CA), Peoria (IL), Philadelphia (PA), Pittsburgh (PA), Portland (ME), Portland (OR), Rhode Island, Salt Lake City (UT), San Francisco (CA), San Jose (CA), Santa Fe (NM), Springfield (IL), Springfield (MA), St. Louis (MO), Ventura (CA), Virginia Beach (VA), Washington DC.

Stephen­ Moore is an economics journalist, author, and columnist. .He co-founded and served as president of the Club for Growth from 1999 to 2004, and is a former member of the Wall Street Journal editorial board. He worked at the Heritage Foundation during the period from 1983 to 1987 and again since 2014. Steve advocates tax cuts and other supply-side policies and advised Herman Cain’s 2012 presidential campaign and Donald Trump‘s 2016 presidential campaign. Along with Larry Kudlow, he advised President Trump and his administration during the writing and passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

His columns appear in outlets such as the Wall Street Journal, The Washington Times, The Weekly Standard, Washington Examiner, and National Review. Currently, he is the chief economist for the Institute for Economic Freedom and Opportunity, recently released “An Inquiry Into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of States,” which explains why eliminating or lowering tax burdens at the state level leads to economic growth and wealth creation.

John H. Ramsey
Senior Fellow, Reason Foundation

John H. Ramsey has been a Senior Business Executive and a Management Consultant for over forty years. He is writing the book WE THE PEOPLE AND OUR MONEY. The subtitle is WHAT WE MUST DO TO FIX OUR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.

Mr. Ramsey was a founding shareholder of a global management consulting firm organized and pledged to combine the best of independent local profit centers with the worldwide resources of a large multinational company. Mr. Ramsey served as the firm’s first Chairman and helped guide the organization’s growth to approximately 100 consultants in 34 offices in 21 countries worldwide, including U.S. offices in Boston, Chicago, Houston, Miami, New York, Newark, San Diego, and Washington, D.C. The firm continues today, and is active on six continents, thirty years after its founding.

From 2011–2015 Ramsey was an adjunct Management Consultant with two large Florida community foundations, providing consulting services to numerous nonprofit organizations in the greater Gulf Coast, Florida area. From July 2008 until September 2010 Mr. Ramsey was a consultant to, and part-time Chief Financial Officer of, a nonprofit scientific research institute in Sarasota.

From 1972-1983, and again from 1998-2000, Mr. Ramsey held various executive positions in finance, including Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of a large California food manufacturing company; Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of a diversified mid-western financial services company; Senior Vice President for Lending of a major Florida financial institution; Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of a multi-state mortgage corporation; and Director of a commercial bank. In these capacities, Mr. Ramsey was instrumental in developing and implementing strategic and operating plans, raising $60 million in the public and private capital markets, and acquiring or starting six companies.

From 1963-1972 Mr. Ramsey was an officer in the Air Force, where for three years he was a project manager in a large defense system acquisition. He also directed a major analysis of return on investment and progress payments for the Defense Department’s Industry Advisory Council. Mr. Ramsey was nominated for the rank of Major in 1971. Mr. Ramsey is also a decorated Vietnam Veteran. His decorations include The Air Force Commendation Medal and The Bronze Star.

John Ramsey earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Tufts University, where he was a Dean’s List student and a member of two hon­orary societies. He received a Masters in Business Administration with Distinction from Harvard Business School. Mr. Ramsey was selected for the Leadership Cleveland program in 1981 and was listed in Who’s Who in America for fifteen years. He is currently a member of The Leadership Sarasota Alumni.

Mr. Ramsey is married to Jo-Anne Sheldon and has three children, two stepchildren, four grandchildren and two step-grandchildren.

Palmer Schoening, President of Schoening Strategies, is part of our AMAC Action team in Washington DC and is Chairman of the Family Business Coalition which fights for lower taxes on family owned and operated businesses. The Family Business Coalition helped push Congress to double the amount of families protected by the death tax in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and has helped to repeal several state death taxes entirely. Palmer and his team help small business and advocacy organizations like AMAC Action understand and influence the DC policy making process. Palmer and his colleague Alex Ayers help advance AMAC Action’s priorities on Capitol hill, participate in key coalitions and conservative meetings, assist with media including articles and interviews with members of Congress, and help develop AMAC’s government affairs capabilities.

Heather Sellers is the CEO of Best Sellers, LLC (heather@bestsellersco.org), a leading conservative political campaign consulting firm. Heather has over twenty years of marketing, advertising, and public relations experience encompassing all aspects of consulting, budgeting, media buying and planning, branding of a new name for a company, lobbying, and serving as a company spokesman. She was elected to an office which allows her to have a valuable perspective of inside elections and campaigns. In 2018 she represented 52 campaigns across the country, from U.S. Senate to Local, City, and County races; for the 2019 and 2020 election cycles, she worked with over 20 Candidates. No race is too large or small for her to give them her complete and undivided attention. She has worked for Sinclair Broadcasting Group for over 8 years and owns her own Political Consulting Company, Best Sellers.

She attended Mary Baldwin in Staunton VA for 2 years, then transferred to the University of Mississippi where she graduated on the Dean’s List in 3 years. HOTTY TODDY! Senator Thad Cochran introduced her to her husband who she has been married to for 28 years. Rick Sellers, at the time they met, was the nominee for the Alabama U.S. Senate. They now live in Arlington with their son who just graduated high school. And their daughter attends Millsap’s in Jackson MS.

Donald Trump, Jr. is the eldest son of President Donald J. Trump. He is Executive Vice President at The Trump Organization, where he has overseen major construction projects in New York City, Chicago, Las Vegas and numerous countries internationally.

During the 2016 presidential election, he became a sought-after speaker on politics, Republican fundraiser, and played a major role in Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign. Trump, Jr. is an avid outdoorsman and when he’s not on the campaign trail he can be found on streams and in the mountains all over the world.

He is also an active and loving father of 5 young children. Donald Jr. holds a Bachelor’s degree in Finance and Real Estate from the Wharton School of Finance at the University of Pennsylvania.