Again, no.

Venezuela is producing as much as it can.  Their good oil is in decline.  Tar sands are barely an energy "source."  There's something called "thermodynamics," which is even more important than the flow of digital dollars (and pesos).

The oil that Venezuela does sell to the US mostly goes to terminals in the Gulf (Tx and La).  Supertankers don't fit in the Panama Canal, smaller ones can but they're already used for other routes.

There aren't "new" tar sand deposits, they're already being mined.  Shale deposits are also being mined, but they rise and fall very quickly.

Building more oil tankers for the decline years is not a wise investment, just like Weyerhauser isn't building more lumber mills that can process ten foot diameter logs.

New drilling is scraping the bottom of the barrel.  The best oil deposits are mostly gone.  Entropy is not a good idea, it's the law.  Denial, on the other hand, is a renewable resource.