Tensions exploded in Nevada today as a newly engaged Democrat electoral base found out how corrupt the Clinton Political Machine is.
Clinton determined to “Destroy The Bern”.
It started when the “PARTY APPARATUS”, through the direction of Hillary Clinton, scheduled the Nevada Convention on the same day as UNLV graduation. This was intended to keep the Bernie Sanders supporters out of the convention itself, and provide additional leverage for the Clinton team to steamroll the process.  Team Clinton began the steamrolling by counting the delegates while Team Bernie was still in the registration process….
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The convention began with secret meetings within the rules committee and a quick collection of delegate counts prior to all of the attendees and Delegates actually having an opportunity to be present on the floor. Bernie Sanders supporters demanding delegate recounts, and requesting a re-vote.
This was followed by Bernie Sanders supporters becoming angry over a voice vote that adopted a set of temporary convention rules as the permanent rules. The rules committee denied points of order brought up by the attending Bernie Sanders supporters. The Bernie voters were shut down and not allowed to have their voices heard.
The vote on rules led to supporters flocking the front of the convention room and shouting “this is fixed” and “no confidence” at party officials.
Watch what happened as the Bernie Sanders supporters were denied.  The narration gives a pretty good explanation as to what’s going on:

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(Via Las Vegas Sun) […] Speaking on behalf of Clinton, California Sen. Barbara Boxer urged Nevada Democrats to unite behind the former secretary of state to defeat the Republican party’s apparent nominee, Donald Trump. Boxer called Sanders “a friend” and addressed the Sanders supporters’ behavior.
“You can boo all you want,” Boxer said. “Boo louder, because you’re booing Bernie Sanders.”
Clinton’s supporters slightly outnumbered Sanders’ at the convention, according to the first credentials report of the convention — about 1,618 to 1,475. That report didn’t take into account the delegates and alternates still registering when the convention kicked off, and a final report is still to come. (read more)