The Thugs and the Ignorant: A Combination to be Feared

Before ouster, Maduro's thuggish and illegal behavior chronicled in two decades of U.S. documents

Issues & Insights: What we're reading:  Democrats Act Like Stupid Maduro Hypocrites…

Trump-Hating Democrats Make Fools Of Themselves – American Thinker

"If they get their way, what's Trump supposed to do? Send Maduro back?"  Are they saying Trump needs to take him back? . . .  The Maduro era is coming to an end and while it's not done yet, it's going to be done. Freedom is coming and Venezuelans are going to remember who their friends were." 

Chris Van Hollen Was Singing a Different Tune on Maduro Just Last Year

"Gonzalez has, you know, won comfortably here," Van Hollen continued. "And so this is clearly an effort to deny the will of the people. Maduro lost.""He is trying to cling on to this claim of legitimacy that he won, when all the evidence shows otherwise," Van Hollen said. "So this is why Secretary Blinken did...the right thing, recognizing the real winner here, Gonzalez. And this is why the United States is now going to use its leverage and influence to push for negotiations to transition to the truly elected leader, Gonzalez. We know Maduro and his cronies do not want to go quietly into the night. The United States needs to work with our partners and allies in the region to ratchet up the pressure on behalf of the Venezuelan people."

Watch Chris Murphy’s Face When Dana Bash (Yes, That Dana Bash) Calls Him Out for Being a Maduro Hypocrite – Twitchy

Furious Dems Float Retaliation Over Trump’s “Insane” Venezuela Attack – Axios

FLASHBACK: Just Before Leaving Office, Biden Raised Bounty for Nicolás Maduro to

"The United States has said that Mr. González is the president-elect of Venezuela and has urged Mr. Maduro to step aside.

"The Biden administration also announced that it was extending protections for roughly 600,000 Venezuelan migrants living in the United States with temporary protected status. The measure allows those who apply to stay for an extra 18 months.

John Kirby, a spokesman for the National Security Council, said the decision to raise the bounty on Mr. Maduro was part of “a concerted message of solidarity with the Venezuelan people,” meant “to further elevate international efforts to maintain pressure on Mr. Maduro and his representatives.”