Most Republicans on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee heaped praise on their former committee colleague for his leading role in the administration’s Venezuela policy. However, two Republican senators joined Democrats in voicing concerns, including about the international implications of the administration’s legal justifications for toppling the Maduro government. Most Republicans on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee heaped praise on their former committee colleague for his leading role in the administration’s Venezuela policy. However, two Republican senators joined Democrats in voicing concerns, including about the international implications of the administration’s legal justifications for toppling the Maduro government. Senators’ concerns extended beyond Venezuela, though: Rubio also evaded multiple Democratic attempts to pin him down on what plans the administration might have for attempting to topple the Cuban government.