It's important to note that President Biden is NOT the leading voice for war against Russia. In fact, he's the one dragging his feet to confrontation. The loudest voices are in Congress, and they are generally on the Republican side of the aisle.

While the fearmongering from the warmongers about Russia have reached a deafening level, it's important to look at how the money-based (aka reality-based) policy is trending.
Back in February the IMF stopped giving Ukraine more loans because of the endemic corruption.

First of all, every president since at least 2001 has been a war criminal, and Biden is no different. So what I'm talking about is just the degree of war criminal.

That being said, let's look at recent policy changes, starting with Afghanistan.

How is this possible?
Over and over and over again the the headlines made it clear that the US had stopped the evil Russians from completing the gas pipeline to Germany.

Suddenly it appears that the hyperbolic, Russophobia warmongering that has been coming out of Washington for the past four years is in danger of having consequences.

After a five month delay, Russia is ready to complete the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.

Relations between Washington and Berlin have gotten cool in recent years, and yesterday Berlin had to assert it's independence from the U.S.

Since Washington doesn't do diplomacy anymore, we only have two tools left: a) sanctions, and b) military force.
It appears that sanctions will soon be a tool of the past, which means that our violent foreign policy will become even more violent.
Take for example, Nord Stream 2.