Ric Grenell is the American Serbia’s lobbyists report contacting. This week he is the subject of a White House counsel review over a donation that may never have arrived, brought by a man who bought proximity to him and lost his Venezuelan contract to Rubio’s policy anyway. The allegations are unproven. The lesson for Belgrade is not.
In September Serbia’s defense minister marked twenty years with the Ohio National Guard. Six days later he sat down with China’s state truck group to discuss the factory that will build his army’s vehicles.
Serbia’s lobbyists say the average congressman is misinformed. Their government’s answer is a retainer, and a rule that any American who disagrees was bought by an Albanian.
