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The United States should support the rule of law, fair elections and self-determination for the Venezuelan people. We must condemn the use of violence against unarmed protesters and the suppression of dissent. 2/3
But we must learn the lessons of the past and not be in the business of regime change or supporting coups—as we have in Chile, Guatemala, Brazil & the DR. The US has a long history of inappropriately intervening in Latin American nations; we must not go down that road again. 3/3
dem's want 70%pct tax rate so just realize that after 2 year's you would have paid 140%pct in TAX to the communist dem's - more than you EARN - BUILD THE WALL and crime (and dem's ) in fall
I got a little lost in the process of the tax rate doubling to 140%? Can you show me some math on that?pic.twitter.com/dX3VtxciKJ
OK that's what I hoped to hear from you Senator.
Well said, Bernie. If we agree that Russian interference in our elections is bad, then we should agree that US interference in Venezuela elections is bad as well.
The first 2 tweets had me worried lol
So basically Maduro bad but coup is worse? It'd be nice if you could unequivocally condemn the coup and leave the handwringing over Maduro out of it.
But the situation is that nuanced. Maduro is a dictator but that doesn't mean it's our business to instill our own leader.
You didn't speak about the crippling sanctions we have used to oppress the Venezuelan people. Those need to stop!
The sanctions do not opress the Venezuelan people. The sanctions are against individuals in the government who have stolen money from Venezuela and violated human rights. I'm Venezuelan. Hunger in my country is exclusively Chávez's and Maduro's fault.
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