The following is the comment I posted to the article that follows:

Journalism and truth died and someone forgot to tell me. I have a degree in journalism, and would have attended the funeral. For Truth, probably not. It has been ailing for a very long time in US America. Politicians killed it with a very slow poison. Still, sad to see it go completely.

AP just posted Nevada Democrats: Sanders campaign has violent streak.

From the Saddam Hussein school of democracy and political leaders straight out of Grimm's Fairy Tales, we get this:

LAS VEGAS — Nevada's Democratic party on Monday warned the Democratic National Committee that Sen. Bernie Sanders' supporters have a penchant for violence and may seek to disrupt the party's national convention in July, as they did during the Nevada convention Saturday.

The allegation is the latest fallout from a divisive Nevada Democratic convention that had to be shut down because security at the Paris Las Vegas hotel could no longer ensure order on Saturday night. The gathering closed with some Sanders supporters throwing chairs; later, some made death threats against state party chairwoman Roberta Lange.

I watched most of the streaming videos that night and followed the story closely on Twitter, while I did not see it, there is some possibility of chairs being turned over after Lange fled the room. It had not happened previously and as there were two people sitting at the table on the dais long after Lane left without lifting their head, it is very doubtful that there were are "throwing" of chairs.

There was one point when a person was on the floor (about midway through) and Lange yelled out something about violence, but it turned out the person had fainted...something about being diabetic, apparently there were a few people having to leave because of similar health issues. So, she lied about that incident and seems to now have gone all out.

There was ONE person who repeatedly kept giving out Lange's phone number and address and making statements about calling her. He never said anything about death threats, and there is no way to identify the person as a Sander's supporter. It could just as well have been an HRC plant.

The article has the usual quotes from the Sanders' campaign about not condoning violence, but the article is so amazingly biased in its coverage, including not explaining what the issues were (the implication is that Sanders' supporters went off their rockers becasue Sanders' did not win). Yes, there was name calling, but it happened on both sides. Apparently, you cannot call someone who has subverted democracy a bitch because she is part of the HRC horde, but it is okay to call a Sanders' supporter that (it can be heard on some of the tapes).

There were people there like Nina Turner, at least earlier, who could have clarified a lot of things for the press, but AP chose not to do what is normally required in any ethical journalistic endeavor. Associated Press (AP), United Press, and Reuters used to be the go to places for completely unbiased material. Times have really changed.

There is a bit more in the article, but I will leave you with this part as I do not think I can comment on it without throwing something. This is from a letter sent to the DNC from the Nevada Democratic party general counsel:

"We believe, unfortunately, that the tactics and behavior on display here in Nevada are harbingers of things to come as Democrats gather in Philadelphia in July for our National Convention," Schrager wrote. "We write to alert you to what we perceive as the Sanders campaign's penchant for extra-parliamentary behavior — indeed, actual violence — in place of democratic conduct in a convention setting, and furthermore what we can only describe as their encouragement of, and complicity in, a very dangerous atmosphere that ended in chaos and physical threats to fellow Democrats."

If Sanders is not the nominee, the Democratic Party has just guaranteed that I will vote for Trump.