As a Reagan-Bush conservative, I'm pleased Maduro is gone and that the US will aid Venezuela's return to democracy. Unlike Iraq, Venezuela can recover with support, which may also reduce drug trafficking and migration to the US.
Having stated these points, my concern lies with the actions of the Trump administration regarding the invasion of another country and the kidnapping of its president. In contrast, when President Bush initiated military action in Iraq, there was a two-year period of preparation during which the American public was informed, whether or not they agreed with the war. The Bush administration publicly justified its reasons for intervention, presented its case to the United Nations, and communicated with allied nations. Ultimately, they formed a coalition of 29 countries before commencing hostilities.
Trump administration proceeded without engaging in any such process, did not coordinate with allies, and unilaterally ordered the abduction of a foreign leader. I would be interested to learn whether the administration informed Congress prior to this operation.
Edited: Secretary Rubio has stated that Congress was not notified. Interesting!