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The Donrownership Doctrine: Trump shares Venezuela's earthquake failure with its regime

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By Tim Padgett Verified
| WLRN-FM (Miami, FL) Verified
COMMENTARY Because President Trump insists he "runs" Venezuela today, he shares in its regime's abysmal response to last month's earthquakes — and bears the onus for the country's reconstruction. You’ve heard by now of the Donroe Doctrine, President Donald Trump’s Monroe Doctrine “corollary” that makes America — meaning Trump — master of the Americas. Venezuela’s earthquake misery reminds me there’s a corollary to the corollary. Call it the Donrownership Doctrine.
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Venezuelans apply the social media savvy that pushed democracy in 2024 to a disaster in 2026

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By Tim Padgett Verified
| WLRN-FM (Miami, FL) Verified
In 2024, Venezuela's emergency was saving democracy. In 2026, it's surviving disaster. In both instances, Venezuelans there and here in South Florida have marshaled forces online to work around their repressive and incompetent regime. In 2024, Venezuelans and the diaspora organized a remarkable, grassroots social media effort that proved the country's socialist dictatorship had lost — and robbed — that summer’s presidential election.
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A pilot's grit overcomes grief — and inspires expats racing to aid earthquake-ravaged Venezuela

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By Tim Padgett Verified
| WUSF-FM (Tampa, FL) Verified
Amid the remarkable outpouring of earthquake aid to Venezuela from the South Florida diaspora, one expat who's flying that help into the battered country has become an inspiration. The pilot's name is Eduardo.
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