Sanders: The Democratic Convention Could Get 'messy'

http://syndication.ap.org/AP.Distro.ContentBroker2/ContentBroker.aspx?contentid=e9fe92184be64a6685f465cd4b43239b&iid=c5b49af821734d36bcf1b85650ad644e&rsn=0&recordid=c5b49af821734d36bcf1b85650ad644e&filingId=b05ce560527b4937bd47de2ef1b9a111&role=Preview&reldt=2016-05-23T22:10:06&media=Photo&sz=32680&dest=ak&trF=CAJH101&ofn=DEM%2b2016%2bSanders.JPEG&fmt=jpg&relativeUrl=jpg/2016/201605/23/e9fe92184be64a6685f465cd4b43239b.jpg&s3Key=versions/preview-v00.jpg&authToken=eNotizEOwyAMAF8EMmC7MCD1K4UQyUNDBEHt4Mc3Q5db7k7bN3OglBI8KBIARAyoVXJLe0veRYOlscEXs4m0o2GqGxYMPqSiXbZ7Bwq6Zq79uIaUdfUxn2VNOdq8MWVrw9b%2b1iV37ICDnp%2f8F45A5czkLVvvvI30A6i5LZ8%3dBernie Sanders predicted Monday that the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia could be "messy" as he pushed the party to adopt his progressive agenda, but added, "Democracy is not always nice and quiet and gentle." The Democratic presidential candidate said in an interview with The Associated Press that his supporters hoped to see a platform at the July convention that reflects the needs of working families, the poor and young people as opposed to one that represents Wall Street and corporate America. The Vermont senator said he will "condemn any and all forms of violence" but his campaign was bringing in newcomers to the process and first-time attendees of political conventions.