On the 16 June 2021 U.S President Biden met with his Russian Counterpart President Putin in Geneva, Switzerland. Soon after this meeting, the President of the United States addressing the press corp in an effort to declare Putin as gone rogue, innocently declared “his credibility worldwide shrinks” and then he went on to again very naively question “how would it be if United States were viewed by the rest of the world as interfering with the elections directly of other countries and everybody knew it? What would it be like if we engaged in activities that he engaged in? it diminishes the standing of a country?”  So, Biden is literally saying that (A) Russia has interfered in other countries’ elections including the U.S and (B) that the U.S has not interfered in other countries elections. Hmm are we missing something. Like really, like honestly, who is President Biden kidding? Does he really think that America has not interfered in other countries’ elections? Does he really think that America does not continue to interfere in other countries’ elections? OK! Right off the bat I wanna make it clear that pointing out American interference in other countries’ elections does not mean siding with Russia, so on that note, let’s take a look at America’s glorious history of interfering in other countries and other countries’ elections starting from the Middle East.