Why is Biden supporting the Trump of Venezuela?

If there is one leader who should not support an illegal takeover from an elected president, it is Joe Biden. Had Trump’s planned January 6 insurrection succeeded, allowing Trump to declare martial law, Biden may still be president-in-waiting.

January 6 was not Trump’s first foray in overturning an election. In January, 2019, American favorite and Venezuelan National Assembly leader Juan Guaido, declared himself president even tho Nicholas Maduro won re-election with 68% of the vote. Getting rid of the socialist Maduro, like his predecessor Hugo Chavez, has been the dream of U.S. regime changers for 17 years, ever since Bush Jr. helped still birth the 2002 coup against Chavez that failed miserably.

Trump jumped at recognizing Guaido president and brought along a full third of nations who grovel at U.S. mendacity. But President Maduro, not insurgent Guaido, wielded presidential power, forcing Guaido to conspire in failed coups in 2019 and 2020. With his internal support falling, many countries initially supporting Guaido’s insurrection have dumped him.

But not the U.S. which likely cooperated in a ludicrous ‘Bay of Pigs’ style invasion, planned in the U.S. and led by a couple of former Green Berets that failed as miserably as the April, 1961 original instigated by JFK to topple Castro.

Newbie President Joe, likely sill traumatized by Trump’s failed January 6 coup, hasn’t extended his revulsion of Trump’s sedition to that of Trump’s Man in Caracas, Juan Guido. ‘Still recognizing Guaido as Venezuelan president’ Biden replied when asked recently.

That’s easy for Biden to say. He had to only put up with one January 6. For his counterpart Maduro in Venezuela…every day is January 6.