Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) delivered a stark warning about Venezuela's political crisis Monday night, declaring that Vice President Delcy Rodriguez is "as big a criminal as Maduro" and cannot be permitted to run the country if dictator Nicolas Maduro steps aside.
Speaking on Newsmax TV's "Rob Schmitt Tonight," Tuberville made it crystal clear that any power transition in Venezuela that keeps the same corrupt regime players in charge would be unacceptable to the Trump administration. "She's as big a criminal as Maduro. So, at the end of the day, President Trump knows it's got to be a clean sweep," Tuberville stated.
The Alabama senator's comments come as the Venezuelan regime faces mounting international pressure following widespread allegations of electoral fraud. Patriots on social media are backing Tuberville's tough stance, with one user posting: "Trump knows that. MAGA knows that. More games!!!!"
Criminal Network Runs Deep
Social media users are highlighting the extensive corruption surrounding Rodriguez, with one patriot pointing out a crucial detail: "Her husband is the mafia boss in the cartel. They should have indicted and grabbed her too." This reveals the depth of criminal networks embedded within Venezuela's power structure.
Tuberville's warning signals that the Trump administration won't accept cosmetic changes that leave the same criminal apparatus in place. The senator understands what many establishment politicians miss – you can't defeat corruption by putting another corrupt actor in charge.
This represents exactly the kind of America First foreign policy leadership we need. While previous administrations might have accepted a face-saving "transition" that changes nothing, Trump's team is demanding real change for the Venezuelan people.
As one social media user shared the story, it's clear conservatives across the country are watching closely: the days of allowing criminal regimes to shuffle deck chairs while maintaining power are over.
Will the Trump administration follow through on removing the entire corrupt Venezuelan power structure, or will international pressure force compromises that leave criminals in charge?