Some of MAGA's most loyal and influential figures are warning that President Donald Trump's foreign-policy triumph in Venezuela risks spiraling into a Bush-era–style 'Iraq fiasco.'

More than a decade ago, Trump seized control of the Republican Party by savaging the Bush administration and GOP leaders over endless wars in the Middle East.

Now, some of the same non-interventionist, anti-war figures who propelled Trump to power are raising warning flares for the fallout from the astonishing capture of Nicolas Maduro. 

Trump vowed that Americans would 'run' Venezuela after Maduro's ouster, but Secretary of State Marco Rubio walked back those claims during a Sunday morning interview after confirming US troops were no longer deployed to the country.

That dissonance has begun rattling MAGA's most ferocious warriors. 

'The lack of framing of the message on a potential occupation has the base bewildered, if not angry,' said Stephen Bannon, a longtime Trump adviser, in an interview with the New York Times. 'While President Trump makes the case for hemispheric defense, Rubio confuses with talk of removing Hamas and Hezbollah.'

Bannon's podcast 'War Room' has become a staple of the MAGA media sphere and is watched daily by the president's most loyal supporters.

Although Bannon and his guest on 'War Room' have praised the operational success of the mission, they have raised questions about whether Maduro's overthrow was 'harkening back to our fiasco in Iraq under Bush.'

Candace Owens, one of the most watched conservative influencers in the country, condemned Trump's operation as a CIA staged 'hostile takeover of a country' at the bidding of 'globalist psychopaths.'

Owens compared the operation to US actions in Syria, Afghanistan, and Iraq in a Saturday post on X to her 7.5 million followers.

'That's what is happening, always, everywhere. Zionists cheer every regime change,' Owens added. 'There has never been a single regime change that Zionists have not applauded because it means they get to steal land, oil and other resources.'

Following Maduro's removal, a 2019 X post from Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard resurfaced showing the former Congresswoman denouncing military action in Venezuela.