The U.S. military action against Venezuela is an illegal, unprovoked attack conducted without Congressional approval that undermines international sovereignty.

“He is claiming the right to invade another country without provocation. I mean this idea that these are narot terrorists that are hurting the United States is a fantasy without provocation and without consultation with Congress.”

Brian Tyler Cohen contends that the invasion of Venezuela was conducted primarily for the benefit of oil companies rather than American interests.

“Trump's not looking to help regular people because remember, if he was, he wouldn't have engaged in a trade war that sent the cost of everything surging. He wouldn't have gutted food assistance to the tune of $186 billion. Wouldn't have stripped Medicare away from 17 million Americans.”

Invading Venezuela to force regime change would be a catastrophic, unnecessary war driven purely by corporate corruption and the desire for oil profits.

“If we actually go to war with Venezuela, not if Maduro steps aside or we get some sort of uh concession, right? But we actually start launching bombs and we put guys on the ground in Venezuela, then that's the easiest prediction I'll ever make. it'll end Trump.”