Is Trump's Invasion of Venezuela Really About 'Restoring Democracy'?

Analysts Warn Venezuela Invasion Could Empower Trump to Take Actions Elsewhere

The bombs fell in the early hours of January 3. They cascaded over the city, one and then another. The bright orange explosions rocked Venezuela’s capital, Caracas, shaking people awake. “The bombs lasted a while,” Caracas resident and community organizer Yanahir Reyes told Truthout. “And you could hear the helicopters, the planes. It was terrifying.” The U.S. forces rained down fire… Source

MAGA influencers losing audiences after defending Trump's Venezuela invasion

Several prominent commentators within the MAGA movement have ignited an uproar among their audiences for supporting President Donald Trump's invasion of Venezuela.That's according to a Monday article in The Bulwark, which reported that far-right figures like Nick Fuentes, Tim Pool, Alex Jones and Gavin McInnes are all getting blowback for defending the ouster of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. Fuentes (an outspoken defender of Adolf Hitler)…

Trump’s Venezuela Invasion Left the 1% Stranded in St. Barts, and They Posted All About It

...and they all posted about it. Here's how the vacationers fared in paradise this weekend.

Is Trump's invasion of Venezuela really about 'restoring democracy'?

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'Welcome to the jungle': Analyst warns Trump's 'strong man move' is about to unleash havoc

Invited to discuss the economic implications stemming from Donald Trump's invasion of Venezuela, former Wall Street banker Stephanie Ruhle told “Morning Joe” co-host Jonathan Lemire that the president’s actions should have investors rethinking the long-term financial impact on the world’s markets.Ru...