Assuming you're not a US-ian, you might not know: the US doesn't have any concept of a recall or no-confidence vote like other countries do. Once the election is over, there's nothing the population can legally do about it except protest (which a decent chunk are doing). It's up to the Democrats because they're the ones that were elected by the population to provide a check to the Republicans.
Look, the US is running on a pre-alpha build of representative democracy. We should've updated the system centuries ago, but at this point memory leaks are so out of control and a ton of the cache is mis-addressed, so there's serious questions about whether the thing needs to just be shut down and rebooted in safe mode.