Three Republican senator urged Trump to leave the presidential race

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WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 -. RIA Novosti, Alexei Bogdanovsky Three US senators from the Republican Party called on Donald Trump to leave the presidential race amid a scandal with vulgar remarks about women candidates.

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Speaker of the House of Representatives condemned Trump's words about women

Utah Senator Mike Lee posted a video on Facebook, which requires that the Trump immediately withdrew his candidacy. "Respectfully I ask you to leave, with all due respect Go away, let someone else carry the banner of our principles." - Lee said.

"It is clear that Trump will not be able to win, but he can take the honorable step:. To leave and give the opportunity to try (the candidate for vice-president) Mike Pence", - he wrote in Twitter senator from Nebraska Ben Sass. The senator from Illinois, Mark Kirk urged to use "rules in the event of emergency circumstances", which allows the party to change its candidate for the later stages of the campaign.

Senator from Arizona, Jeff Flake also made it clear that does not support the Trump, but did not call directly to his care. "America deserves better than Trump" - Flake wrote in Twitter . Arizona, with its 11 electoral votes could be one of several states that will decide the outcome of the vote on 8 November.

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Trump has recorded a video message to the women of apology for the words addressed to them

Trump also condemned the Speaker of the House of Representatives Paul Ryan and former rivals at Trump primaries Jeb Bush and Ted Cruz. Public performance against high-ranking Republican Party presidential candidate is unprecedented in modern US political history.

The newspaper Washington Postpublished a video Friday of 2005, in which Donald Trump boasts harassing women. Trump publicly apologized and promised to "get better."

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