We remind, that during the national Democratic Convention in the US held on 25 July, a nominee in the final presidential election was announced. The maximum number of votes was received by Hillary Clinton. Even before the Congress started Bernie Sanders had announced his intention to support the Democrat party campaign chief, because he knew that the former US President's wife had already walked away from him with her number of the delegators votes.

The Photo: Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are on stage during the third day of the National Democratic Convention, July 27.

The noise around Clinton's victory appeared in the beginning of the week — that's when the hackers broke into the electronic mailboxes of the Democratic Party senior members. First of all, many people were unhappy with the fact that Hillary Clinton, neglecting safety, had used unprotected mailbox for her correspondences on national importance topics. Secondly, it became known that the party was trying to bring Clinton to victory by discrediting Bernie Sanders' campaign.

The Photo: Bernie Sanders's supporters do not want to put up with the dishonest political game.

The letters contain the evidence that the Democratic Party National Committee put pressure on the media, forged polls results and tried to humiliate Sanders 's dignity, focusing on his Jewish origins.

The Photo: Sanders's supporters tied their mouths in protest against an imaginary democracy, July 27.

We remind, in connection with this scandal the head of the Democratic Party National Committee Debbie Wasserman Schultz wrote a letter of resignation.

The Photo: the protesters at the Democratic Party press center, July 27.

According to the rally's witnesses, the protest was attended by the delegates and guests of the Congress from various States of the country. The Supporters of Sanders came to the protest with placards: "This is not democracy!".

On the photo: protesters are in the square near the city hall in Philadelphia.

The Demonstrators admitted that they had not expected a foul play from the party leadership. They are convinced that hundreds of votes in favor of Sanders weren't simply taken into account.

The photo: protesters on Philadelphian streets of, July 27.

The impact of the scandal on the election results is unknown. Perhaps many democrats will change their minds about Clinton, giving preference to Republican Donald Trump.