Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has publicly criticized the United States government's actions against Venezuela, arguing that recent policy steps contradict the wishes of voters who oppose foreign intervention. In a social media post, Greene drew attention to Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corona Machado's connections with Israel and contrasted her progressive positions on social issues with President Nicolas Maduro's conservative views. Greene also emphasized Maduro's opposition to Zionism, suggesting that the real motivations behind U.S. involvement are not as presented to the public. She claimed that many Americans are skeptical of official explanations linking the policy to drugs or oil sanctions.