Republicans Are Abandoning Donald Trump In Droves After (Yet Another) Sexist Video Emerges

With the second debate looming, Donald Trump is in a tight spot having lost a wave of supporters in the wake of another sexist video.

The US presidential candidate is set to make his first major public appearance today in the aftermath of a damaging tape, in which he made lewd comments about women and sexual assault.

It was a vulgar video, to say the least. The recorded conversation, in which Trump brags about kissing, groping and trying to have sex with women, occurred back in 2005.

He said, "when you're a star, they let you do it".

Former Republican nominee for the 2012 Presidential election, Mitt Romney, has spoken out against Trump's comments.

Trump and what's left of his remaining supporters, have tried desperately to convince voters that he's a different man nowadays, saying he's older, wiser and more sensitive.

In response to the crisis, Trump has hit back in ways that are so classically him: Just, angry Twitter rambles.

All the drama and tension may just unravel during the second presidential debate, in which Trump and Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton, will face another barrage of questions.

Trump fell flat during the first debate and will surely try to redeem himself in the second round. According to former mayor Rudy Giuliani, Trump won't hesitate to talk about "the women that Bill Clinton raped, sexually abused and attacked".

Juanita Broaddrick appeared on conservative news site Breitbart, alleging Bill Clinton had raped her in 1978. Her claims were never tried in court, and no charges have been laid against him.

Hillary Clinton has been advised to prepare for literally anything.

Some commentators have described Trump as having a "nothing to lose" mentality, where he'll pull out all stops in a bid to sink Clinton's campaign. "No candidate has ever faced this kind of adversity," said Aaron Kall, director of debate at the University of Michigan.

"But, then again, we've never had a candidate like Trump."

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