Trump picks Massad Boulos as senior adviser on Arab and Middle Eastern affairs | Gephardt Daily
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- Policy Leaning
-10% Center
- Politician Portrayal
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
74% : "Massad is an accomplished lawyer and a highly respected leader in the business world, with extensive experience on the international scene," Trump said in his announcement of the selection on his Truth Social platform.68% : Though Boulos will be aiding the president in overseeing his Middle East policies, Trump has already stacked a very pro-Israel diplomatic team, including nominating Sen. Marco Rubio, for secretary of state and Mike Huckabee as his ambassador to Israel.
57% : "Trump called Boulos a "dealmaker" who he noted is "an unwavering supporter of peace in the Middle East.
47% : Trump said.
45% : Boulos, born to a Christian family in Lebanon, unofficially aided Trump during the presidential election cycle to court Arab American voters and had even met in September with Mahmoud Abbas, the leader of the Palestinian Authority, who had barred Palestinian officials from meeting with the Trump administration during his first term as president.
26% : The billionaire businessman told The New York Times after the conference with Abbas that it was purely a personal meeting and that he did not advise Trump about it before or afterward.
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