Making America Venzuela

In Venezuela, the ongoing political crisis has led to international sanctions, severely affecting its oil-dependent economy.
In the United States, divisive politics have led to a need for more consensus on important economic policies, such as the stimulus package and infrastructure spending, which were supposedly crucial for economic recovery.
Both countries are facing challenges related to their energy sectors.
In Venezuela, the state-owned oil company, PDVSA, needs to be better managed, resulting in declining production and a lack of investment in infrastructure.
Although it is one of the largest oil producers in the United States, it faces challenges from climate change and the shift towards renewable energy, which could affect the industry's future.
However, the Biden Administration is trending toward a socialistic market model, such as in Venezuela.
The Republican view of the American decline into socialism is one of deep concern.
The current administration's policies are leading the country down a dangerous path that could lead to the same economic and political turmoil as Venezuela.