The Democratic Party has filed a motion against US President
Donald Trump, accusing him of pressuring another country to harm the reputation
of political opponents.
Democracy Nancy Pelosi, who is campaigning against Donald
Trump, says the US president has to answer.
The US president has dismissed the allegations against him
and called the prosecution a 'rubbish'.
Democrats have full support in the US House of
Representatives for a motion against President Trump, but there is little
chance that the US Congress will take action on the Trump campaign.
US House of Representatives speaker Nancy Plovisi accuses
Donald Trump of pressuring Ukraine's president against his political opponent
Joe Biden, which led to the word war between Democrats and the president before
the 2020 election.
According to the British Broadcasting Agency, if the
proceedings against President Trump go ahead and vote against the US House of
Representatives where the Democrats are in the majority, then Donald Trump will
be the third president of the United States to have an action against him.
To date, only two presidents have been elected in American
history, the first to face the impeachment was Andrew Johnson, who faced a
backlash in 1868, and the 1998 anti-Clinton campaign.
Richard Nixon resigned in 1974 before the motion for a
motion against him.
But in the Senate, Donald Trump's Republican Party is in the
majority and is in a strong position to prevent Trump from being removed from
office.
Within the first Democratic Party, Nancy Pelosi was opposed
to Trump's motion, but after one or more telephone calls were made by Trump to
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelinsky, the Democrats' leadership gave party
leaders agreed on this matter.
The Trump administration is refusing to present details of
the telephone calls that are still being disclosed to Congress, while Democrats
say that Trump has threatened the president of Ukraine if he does not launch an
investigation against Biden's military assistance will be withheld.
