"Impeach that bastard!" Why does Shia's electronic street sign display the slogan "Thunder Man"?

I don't think ten or even a hundred bears dare to put such words on the public's electronic street signs for the staff of the Transportation Bureau, so I think the credibility of their claim that the display words have been tampered with by hackers is still very high.

The electronic signpost that caused the big accident on Wednesday morning is located a few blocks northeast of Washington University in Seattle. This slogan obviously refers to President Trump who has just been impeached by Nancy Perosi, Speaker of the House of Representatives.

165438+ After 0: 00 in the morning, the sign returned to normal display, but it was still photographed and reprinted on the Internet, and it was constantly reprinted by netizens from all walks of life. It seems that this matter will not subside for the time being.

An excellent reporter even asked Joe Biden, one of Trump's political opponents, how he felt when he heard the news, and asked him if he thought the sign should appear on the road in Seattle. Biden replied, "No, no, of course not, but it's really interesting." I feel that if I hold back my smile, I will hold back my internal injuries.

Kaleb Heimlich, president of the Washington State Party, said that tampering with the signboard did not represent the public opinion in Washington State. He said: "Obviously, this practice is very rash. I believe that most people will think that this is just nonsense. "

Heimlich believes that the impeachment of the Speaker of the House of Representatives will only have an opposite impact on the Democratic Party itself.

Of course, Seattle Transportation Bureau is not afraid of death. After the incident, he said that he would install a lock at the interface of the electronic screen to ensure that the screen content would not be tampered with by vandals again.