Large Crowd Staged a Sit-In At the DNC Rally

A few days ago, when Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders moved to suspend the rules to nominate Hillary Clinton as the presidential candidate at the Democratic National Convention, a large group of his supporters walked out of the Wells Fargo Arena, marched into the media tent, and staged a sit-in for over an hour.

Numerous news outlets are reporting that the crowd inside the tent was well over 100, though police could not provide an estimate when asked by reporters covering the event. Even after police quickly shut off access to the media tents - which are only open to press - the crowd outside swelled with protesters who held up pro-Bernie signs and banners.

WANTED: Von Martin Tanto aka Skyon Tonsky

Under President Rodrigo Duterte's administration only a handful of criminals will be given a chance to save themselves. Many of the netizens are hoping that one of the unlucky ones is Von Martin Tanto.

The Army reservist was identified as the suspect in a road rage incident in Quiapo, Manila, which claimed the life of a person and put a female student in critical condition.

Hacked DNC Emails Are Just The Beginning

If the hacked internal Democratic National Committee (DNC) emails published by WikiLeaks last 23 July is any indication, then the public should expect more damaging leakages in the coming days that could potentially doom the candidacy of Hillary Clinton.

The email leaks showed that some DNC staffers at the party hoped to undermine the presidential campaign of Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders during the bitterly contested Democratic primary. The scandal that followed led to the resignation of DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., last 24 July, the eve of the party’s nominating convention. Now Sanders’ campaign manager, Jeff Weaver, says he believes the initial leaks haven’t exposed everything the DNC did to sabotage Sanders’ effort to win.

Democrats Reaping The Consequences of Their Lie

A few days ago, the Republican convention got off to a rocky start and endured several distractions. However, it nonetheless generated a modest increase in Donald Trump’s poll standing, moving the New York businessman back into a lead over Hillary Clinton.

The USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times Daybreak tracking poll of the race shows Trump gaining about 3 percentage points in the aftermath of the convention. That would be roughly in line with the convention bounces enjoyed by Democratic and Republican nominees in the last three election cycles.

Democratic Party Primaries Was Rigged From the Start

The Democratic party selection process appears to have been rigged from the beginning in favor of presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and dishing Bernie Sanders.

This came into light during the start of the 2016 Democratic National Convention and confirmed with the resignation of Debbie Wasserman Schultz as DNC chair. She was under immense pressure after a massive cache of leaked internal emails suggested the party was siding more with Hillary Clinton in the primaries.