Superdelegates - like the Electoral College - make a mockery of our supposed "one person, one vote" standard.

This is very important because in 1789, the Federal Constitution was ratified and Article 6 clause 2 it is the Supreme Law of the Land. Combined with the above message it is a violation of Article 2 Section 4 -High Crimes and Misdemeanors. Also, Article 1 Section 8 Clause 18 the Necessary and Proper Clause only - the Congress of the United States makes the laws. And remember, no compromises. Good luck! Basil R. Loucas

It doesn't matter if it didn't work the first time. We don't try to do the right thing only to succeed. We try to do the right thing because it's the right thing to do. Make the Republicans work harder for their wrong-doing.

Look how it looks? Everybody knows you can't have a trial without documents and witnesses. He's no different from us, the American people! Our country has become a fascist state and it shows. Had this been President Obama, he would have been prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law and they would have removed him from office and everybody knows this. The Democrats did an outstanding job, but they need help from the American people they can't do this by themselves. Let's become community organizers. Unite the people to go to Washington D.C. and say out loud, we demand fairness, we demand witnesses and documents now!

Boycotting the forthcoming State of the Union Address can be a first step in the campaign to express outrage at the current Administration and the Senate Republicans who have failed our country and history during the Impeachment Trial. President Trump pays attention to ratings and, if enough people join the boycott, will hear the message.

We can no longer trust that taking an oath to do the right thing in this country means anything. Our president and Senate have just proven that. One person can no longer be trusted with so many votes in this climate of corruption who pledges this country; greed, threats, intimidation, foreign influence into our elections and a president that thinks that's OK. Most people don't even know who these people are and they hold an election in their hand. Seven electoral votes that were supposed to go to Clinton faithlessly voted for Trump; he lost the popular vote. We have to be "We the people" and take back our country and elections.

In order for the Public to be properly informed so they can vote in the Primaries and General Election they must have access to all Impeachment Inquiry Testimony and John Bolton must testify in Public and/or have transcripts of this testimony made available to the people.

Let Republicans howl as much as they want: Democrats need to keep attention on Trump's criminality and Republicans' complicity. Democrats cannot fall into a pattern of playing along and pretending everything is alright. Everything is wrong, and Democrats need to display the courage to draw attention to it, non-stop.

It is a test of the soul of American Democracy. If we have no integrity we have nothing.

The future of our republic is at stake. Our nation is in danger of losing the independence of congress.

Nunes sat on the Intelligence Committee violating his oath of office and conspiring to defraud the American people.

Housing Court judges hold immense power over the lives of New Yorkers, yet they are not subject to the same disciplinary standards as other New York state judges. Complaints are submitted to the Supervising Judge of the accused judge's relevant Housing Court, which is often like tossing a complaint into a black hole; there can be no feedback given whatsoever, which leads the public to assume that Housing Court judges are protected by their fellow judges, and there is no investigation done, let alone disciplinary action. On the other hand, most New York State judges, when accused of ethical misconduct, are investigated by the Commission on Judicial Conduct, which releases annual reports that detailing its various determinations, and at least appears to strive for some kind of transparency. According to the Commission's annual reports, legislation that would have given the Commission jurisdiction over NYC housing court judges was vetoed in the 1980s. With the newly-elected Democratic legislature having recently passed new rent laws that are fairer to New York's tenants, it is time to revisit this issue, and hold housing court judges accountable, to the same standard as other judges in New York State. Housing Court Judges should be placed under the jurisdiction of the NYS Commission on Judicial Conduct. When they are accused of unethical conduct, they can be investigated, prosecuted and sanctioned by an 11-member body composed of judges, lawyers, and non-lawyer citizens, who serve on a Commission expressly created to insure compliance with established standards of ethical judicial behavior.