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I called both DDOT & DPW and they both said it wasn’t them who authorized removing signs. Suggested maybe it was a resident — except it was in a govt vehicle and I gave them the plate.pic.twitter.com/Tb8k3Ocr7K
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What’s going on @ddot @dpw @dcboe? @Janeese4DC has received reports from Ward 4 residents that her legally posted campaign signs are being removed by a DC Dept of Public Works employee.
When asked, the employee replied: I was instructed by my supervisor to remove.pic.twitter.com/LHXXpPmagh
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Just got response that it was a new employee who did it by mistake?!? Someone needs to explain this. That’s a lot of people’s hard work and money that you just tore down “by accident”.
#NotToday#AccountabilityMatterspic.twitter.com/c6kPadoDQL
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Putting up signs costs campaigns time and money. If they admitted the mistake, the responsible thing to do would be for them to put them back up. That would also help reduce the suspicion that maybe it wasn’t a mistake.
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This is so messed up!!
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Well. Um... They snatched down our posters too
@DDOTDCpic.twitter.com/6JmKtAr2j8
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