Official U.S. Marshals Twitter Account Feeds Speculation Biden About To Be Removed!

Joe Biden is the “Imposter In Chief”.

An illegitimate “president”.

We all know the election was stolen, and we’re all expecting President Trump to re-emerge and take his rightful seat for a Second Term.

On March 4 perhaps?

Now even the official U.S. Marshals Twitter account has many believing it’s about to happen after they posted this:

On February 23, 1861, President-Elect Abraham Lincoln quietly slipped into Washington, D.C. to prepare for his inauguration on March 4. Accompanying him was U.S. Marshal Ward Hill Lamon (D/DC), a friend and former law partner.

— U.S. Marshals (@USMarshalsHQ) February 23, 2021

Kind of an odd post, don’t you think?

Do they post stuff like this all the time?

Every year?

The answer is no.

People immediately picked up on the odd message:

The government-wide PsyOp continues …

— Thomas Paine (@Thomas1774Paine) February 23, 2021

@jaketapper @kaitlancollins @wolfblitzer @donlemon US Marshals pushing Q conspiracy about 45 being inaugurated March 4th.

— Toby Nelson (@PugMafia66) February 23, 2021

I don't know if @USMarshalsHQ is punking QAnon conspiracy theorists, or if an actually QAnon nut has control over the account, but either way this tweet should be removed ASAP. It's feeding into a dangerous and violent cult's beliefs.

— D. Z. (@dwziegler) February 23, 2021

What kind of QAnon coding is coming from the US Marshalls. Whoever posted this should be FIRED forthwith. Fomenting an insurrection against the U.S. Govt is a VIOLATION of the oath to defend the Constitution and grounds for immediate removal.

— Amy Wheat Rumberger 🇺🇸 (@Amy_Rumberger) February 23, 2021

The replies started coming so fast and furious that the Marshals account itself had to post a response to address the issue.

This is what they said:

Our tweet made a purely historical reference to President-elect Abraham Lincoln’s arrival in the District of Columbia on February 23, 1861, in the company of U.S. Marshal Ward Hill Lamon, ahead of Lincoln’s first inauguration. No other meaning or context was intended or implied.

— U.S. Marshals (@USMarshalsHQ) February 24, 2021

I guess we will see!

Sure does seem odd to me.

More on the story here from my friend Daniel: