Will Venezuela become Trump's Iraq?

One needn’t admire Maduro (or Castro, for that matter) to question whether his regime poses a “threat” that requires military action on our part. We’d get zero support even from Latin American leaders who have more reason to want Maduro out than we do, and — lest we forget — Venezuela, which has been prepping for “asymmetrical warfare” in recent years, has 115,000 troops, plus fighter jets and tanks. This would not be a “cakewalk.” Attacking another sovereign nation, no matter how contemptible, never is. More…