Scott R. Anderson
General Counsel and Senior Editor at Lawfare. Fellow at the Brookings Institution and Columbia Law School. Former diplomat and lawyer.
- I've been looking for just such an analysis. Recommended.
- After removing dictator Nicolas Maduro from power, President Trump issued an executive order setting up a mechanism for managing Venezuelan oil revenue. @sranderson.bsky.social and @alexzerden.bsky.social explore why the administration is channeling the revenue from the first oil deal through Qatar.
Unpacking the Trump Administration’s Plans for Venezuela’s Oil Revenue
There’s more logic to it than meets the eye.lawfaremedia.org
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- It’s actually not that out of the ordinary. Almost all brands under the Marriott umbrella honor the government per diem rate for official business, so the Ritz ends up being the same price as, say, a Courtyard.
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