Staff Reports
When danger lurks in your neighborhood, you don’t throw a party; you bolster defenses. That’s exactly what President Trump is doing with Venezuela, and let’s face it, the liberals don’t have a clue about handling real threats. The current administration decided it’s time to tighten the noose around Venezuela and its criminal escapades, and oh boy, did it spark some drama. Nicolás Maduro, the dictator clinging to power, has thrown a tantrum worthy of a spotlight on Broadway.
Venezuela under Maduro has become a hub for illicit activity, threatening America’s doorstep. And while critics call Trump’s blockade a warmongering move, the truth is it’s about protecting American families from the poison of drugs and chaos the regime exports. Those who call this dangerous are the same ones who believed in signing kumbaya treaties with rogue states instead of taking bold action.
Trump is cranking up his pressure on Venezuela.
Trump has designated the Maduro regime as a foreign terrorist organization, and has ordered a blockade of all oil, into and out of Venezuela.
I see some parallels to Iran.
Deep State assets/proxies are being neutralized. pic.twitter.com/Zkg2cvnfXf
— Clandestine (@WarClandestine) December 17, 2025
Maduro’s hysteria is telling. He’s scrambling because when you cut off the routes that fund his brutal regime, his throne starts to wobble. The reality is simple: strong nations set boundaries, weak ones blare speeches. While the liberals and their globalist idols squirm at Trump’s approach, ordinary Americans see the blockade for what it is—a necessary step to choke out corruption before it breaches the borders.
For too long, diplomatic scolding without action has let bad actors like Maduro thrive. Trump’s pressure campaign demands tangible changes, not photo-op diplomacy that leaves America vulnerable. When someone’s cooking meth in the house next door, you lock your doors and call for backup—exactly what Trump is doing by cracking down on Venezuela.
So there you have it, folks. As predictable as rain in April, Maduro’s cries of imperialism are little more than noise. The left can waffle all they want, but the facts are undeniable. Trump acted, and that’s more than we can say for the perpetual hand-wringers who don’t have the guts to defend America first. Isn’t it time we stop listening to those who cower and start cheering for those who stand up?
