Staff Reports
Donald Trump is focused on Venezuela for all the right reasons. He sees an opportunity to strike a blow for freedom and show the world what true leadership looks like. The White House, under his guidance, is not shying away from calling out Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro for what he is: an illegitimate ruler clinging to power, while his people suffer. It’s about time someone took a stand against the tyrants.
Venezuela is a ticking time bomb in our hemisphere. With its rich reserves of oil, leftist policies have squandered a once-prosperous nation. Trump knows this, and he’s determined to hold Maduro accountable. This isn’t just about oil, though. It’s about sending a clear message that America will not stand by while socialism wrecks lives and sends refugees scrambling at our doorstep.
Trump’s risky bet on the economy better come good or there’ll be hell to pay at the ballot box https://t.co/fPaqNZfjNn pic.twitter.com/q02uYEUtl4
— NY Post Opinion (@NYPostOpinion) December 16, 2025
The liberals and globalists are too busy focusing on identity politics to care about the Venezuelan crisis. They’re quick to denounce Trump’s actions as interference, but they ignore the fact that Maduro’s regime is a breeding ground for terror and corruption. America has always been a beacon of hope, and Trump’s efforts signal a commitment to restoring order and democracy.
The economic collapse in Venezuela is a glaring example of socialist policies gone awry. Yet, the Left loves to overlook these failures of its cherished ideology. They seem more worried about demonizing Trump than helping the Venezuelan people regain their freedom. When will they recognize that American strength on the global stage is crucial to countering authoritarian regimes?
Trump’s approach to Venezuela sets a benchmark for international relations. He’s not afraid to make moves that ruffle feathers but ultimately keep America secure and prosperous. Shouldn’t our leaders be bold in facing down threats, instead of pandering to the whims of the global elite?
