Trump Advisors Billionaire Bubble Bursts: Behind The Facade Of A Discredited Lawyer

Massad Boulos, the man who has been hailed as a billionaire lawyer advising Donald Trump on Middle East policy, has been exposed as a non-entity in the world of high finance and law. The billionaire label and claims of being an accomplished lawyer were all part of a carefully crafted narrative.

Boulos’s rise to prominence began in 2018 when his son Michael met Tiffany Trump at a club in Greece, sparking a whirlwind romance that eventually led to their wedding at Mar-A-Lago. This union not only made Massad Boulos Tiffany’s father-in-law but also catapulted him into the spotlight as a key player in Donald Trump’s 2024 electoral victory.

Trump’s endorsement of Boulos as a “senior advisor” on Middle Eastern affairs was met with skepticism, especially when it became clear that Boulos had no actual experience or qualifications for the role. Despite this, Trump continued to tout his friend and associate as a highly respected leader in the business world.

However, a closer examination reveals that Boulos has never been registered as an attorney licensed to practice law in any state in the US. His claims of having a law degree from the University of Houston were debunked by officials from the university itself, and his attempts to pass the bar exam were met with failure. This lack of legitimacy raises serious questions about his ability to advise on matters of law.

Boulos’s family seems to be the source of his wealth, with his wife Sarah Fadoul Boulos hailing from a prominent Lebanese businessman in Africa. While Massad and his family flaunt their luxury lifestyle on social media, there’s little evidence that he has made any significant contributions to politics or philanthropy.

As Trump continues to defend his association with Boulos, the question remains: what does this say about his judgment in appointing someone with such questionable credentials? The story raises concerns about the lack of transparency and accountability in Trump’s inner circle.