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DNC Email Leak & Bernie Sanders -- Supporters Should Be Mad

Yesterday, it became clear that Democrats have decided to deal with the anger of Bernie Sanders supporters by slamming and chastising them for being angry.I, on the other hand, have never felt more compelled to stand up for them.Everyone who supported Bernie has a right to be mad.

Bernie Sanders Supporters Don't Care if Russia Hacked DNC Email

MISSING THE POINTDie-hard Bernie Sanders supporters aren't too concerned over whether or not Russia and Vladimir Putin leaked the DNC's emails.PHILADELPHIA — Bernie Sanders' most ardent supporters couldn't care less about Vladimir Putin's alleged role in the hack of Democratic National Committee emails that suggest the primary was rigged in favor of Hillary Clinton.They're fuming over the content of the emails, but seem unconcerned about how they were released to the public—apparently through an insidious Russian information operation to influence the American elections.

Bernie Sanders dropped speech, briefly went full Larry David at the DNC · Great Job, Internet! · The A.V. Club

The line between Bernie Sanders and Larry David has been blurred ever since the Seinfeld creator debuted his pitch-perfect Sanders impression on Saturday Night Live.But it appears we've finally crossed through the vortex into a dimension in which the two are simply one person.Last night before his highly anticipated speech at the Democratic National Convention, Sanders had a truly Curb Your Enthusiasm worthy mishap:The speech that almost didn't happen pic.twitter.com/hbRoMt580y — James McDermott (@J_Derm) July 26, 2016While watching the convention unfold from the audience, he pulls out a copy of his speech and accidentally drops it behind the seats in front of him.

Did the DNC email leaks affect how Bernie Sanders supporters plan to vote in November?

A supporters cries as Senator Bernie Sanders addresses the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia on Monday, July 25, 2016.(Photo by Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post)On Monday, as delegates supporting Bernie Sanders were protesting the beginning of the Democratic convention, we reported on data from Pew Research showing that 90 percent of those who'd consistently back Sanders in the primaries planned to vote for Hillary Clinton in the general.This was Pew's data, which we used to illustrate a fairly obvious point: The Sanders delegates booing the name of the soon-to-be Democratic nominee were out of step with Sanders supporters nationally.