"Impeach that bastard!" Why is this ridiculous slogan appearing on Seattle's electronic road signs?

I think if I gave ten or even a hundred bear bile to the staff of the Transportation Bureau, they would never dare to put such words on the electronic road signs of the public road, so I think they The theory that the display words were deliberately tampered with by hackers is quite credible.

The electronic road sign that caused a stir Wednesday morning was located a few blocks northeast of the University of Washington in Seattle, and the sign was an apparent reference to the sign that had just been replaced by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. U.S. President Trump initiated impeachment proceedings.

The logo returned to normal display after 11 a.m., but it was still photographed and reposted on the Internet, and various netizens kept reposting it. It seems that this matter still cannot be settled for the time being.

Some reporters even asked one of Trump’s political opponents, Joe Biden, how he felt after hearing the news, and asked him if he thought this sign should appear on Seattle roads? Biden replied: "No, no, of course it shouldn't be, but it's really funny." It felt like he was hurting even if he couldn't hold back his laughter.

Washington State Democratic Party Chairman Caleb Heimrich said that the sign was tampered with and did not represent the public opinion of Washington State. He said: "Obviously this approach is very reckless. "I believe most people will think this is just nonsense." Heimrich believes that the speaker of the House of Representatives launching an impeachment action will only have a counterproductive effect on the Democratic Party itself.

But of course, the Seattle Department of Transportation is not afraid of death. After this incident, he said that he would install a lock on the electronic screen interface to ensure that the screen content will not be tampered with by vandals. .