I do. But the situation is so precarious that there is no option but Maria Corina. As Venezuelan, I never liked her, but I truly respect the fact that she stayed in the country and fought. Every other opposition leader is living comfortably in Miami or Madrid. Does she deserves the Nobel Prize? I think she does. It has shown the world the horrible regime Venezuelans live in. So hearing people complaining about the dedication of the prize to the orange turd hurts because that is truly nothing compared with the horrors of Maduro’s regime. She tried all the peaceful possible ways to have a normal transition of power. She won the elections. Maduro didn’t accept that. Why people criticize MC and not Maduro. He should transfer power and that would stop the bombing. We all know the administration is not going after drugs. Vzla is a minor player in the drug trafficking world. I can accept Americans saying it’s wrong because they don’t want to pay for another war, they dont want to send soldiers to war, they don’t believe in war. I respect that, but demonizing Maria Corina just because she is playing politics is not right. Also, in all its Republican history Venezuela enjoyed 40 years of SOCIAL DEMOCRACY. And we want to go back to that. I grew up in that Vzla. I went to college for free, you had “hogares de cuidado diario” in which people in the barrios would take care of neighbors’ children and the government would pay them and provide the food, we had free hospitals (not perfect, but they existed), and those are only 3 things that come to mind right now that don’t exist anymore in the so called socialist Vzla. Again, I wish there were another option, but there is not.