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Lawmaker Ted Lieu, a Democrat from the state of California who helped draft charges against Trump, wrote on Twitter that the articles are supported by 180 members of the House of Representatives, although no Republican is among them.

House of Representatives Chairman Nancy Pelosi and her colleagues demand that the president be removed from office before his mandate ends on January 20th, even though the Republican-led Senate is unlikely to agree.

“Situate with this foolish president can be more dangerous and we must do everything we can to protect the American people from his unbalanced attack on the country and our democracy,” said Mrs. Pelosi on Friday.

If the House of Representatives were to file charges for impeaching the president, for the second time, it would be followed by a trial in the Senate, which has once released President Trump from charges and will be on leave until January 19th. The Democrats will take control of the Senate later this month.

The Democratic leaders of Congress have also called on Vice President Mike Pence to seek activism of the 25th amendment, which offers an alternative and perhaps faster way to remove the president from office. Mr. Pence has not responded but has reportedly told his colleagues that he does not favour such an act.

Adopted in the 1960s, the 25th American Constitution Amendment allows for the president's temporary transfer of power to the vice president if the president is disabled, with the approval of most of his cabinet. But analysts say that option may be difficult to activate with just a few days left in Mr. Trump's presidency.

The “is also very difficult in a situation where the president is not in a coma or physically unable to do his job because according to the 25th Amenthet, after it is activated, the president can inform Congress that he is able to regain the competencies of his” office, said John Hudak, an old researcher at the Brookings Institute.

A large number of democratic lawmakers and some Republicans have expressed support for Mr. Trump's departure or have condemned his actions.

Pennsylvania Senator Patrick J. Toomey called on Sunday for President Trump to resign.

Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska became the first Republican senator to ask for such action.

“I want him gone. It's caused a lot of damage”.

Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey refused on Saturday to engage in voting in favour of the Trump's dismissal, although he had <x0-direction that could download”. However, Nebraska Senator Ben Susse told CBS News channel that he would certainly consider voting for impeachment.

But Republican House of Representatives leader Kevin McCarty said he does not support the impeachment.

President-elect Joe Biden has said Trump was unable to carry out the task, but he refused to support the Democrats' calls for him to be blamed for the second time. Mr. Biden said the situation would be different if Trump didn't leave the post in less than two weeks.