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      DNC Paid “Seat Fillers” HALF of $15/hr. to Attend Convention, ABSOLUTE CHAOS ENSUES AT FENCE TO KEEP DEMS OUT [videos]

      Date:  July 30, 2016

      After all of the Democratic clamoring and pandering to force businesses to raise the minimum wage to $15/hr. — the DNC turned tail. Quite literally. Contrary to any mainstream media reports: There is no support for Hillary Clinton at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia. There is no unity.

      Instead, the DNC had to pay “seat fillers” and hired actors to attend the Convention. But not for $15/hr. It advertised $50 for seven hours (4-11pm). The DNC resorted to hiring fake democrats and would only pay them $7.14/hr.–with no bathroom break.

      Dissident Patriot ن @disspat

      Dems put $15/hr wage in platform, pay half that for fake democrats to attend http://j.mp/2aMYmN2 

      Contrary to all of the obsession Democrats have built against national security and American borders, the DNC ensured that several high fences were placed around the Convention to KEEP OUT Bernie supporters and democrats who oppose Hillary Clinton.

      At 3 a.m. absolute chaos ensued:

      political doggo mike @mikedogli

      I’m in disbelief that this is real footage of right now.

      Absolute madness.

      Eye witness accounts convey shock over the emptiness of the convention and how “seat fillers” are treated.

      Boston Bobblehead @DBloom451

      Who wants to bet WILL NOT cover the . Entire delegations WALKED OUT! 😂 WOW!

      Natalie @Natooshka318

      Onto greener pastures! (literally). SO proud of everyone who walked out of that room tonight!

      This delegate explains that there’s no unity at the DNC.

      He says:

      “It’s real — they’re in here now. There are a lot of people sitting there who I do not know or have seen the entire time I was here.

      “It’s because the Bernie people aren’t here and the people that are here are getting paid to sit in their seats and clap their hands.”

      Attendees are also blocked from getting back in if they leave their seat at any point – even to go to the bathroom.

      Article reposted with permission from Constitution.com. Article by Bethany Blankley.

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