Mike Pence: New Evidence Will Back Donald Trump Grope Denial

Donald Trump’s running mate Mike Pence has said new evidence will emerge on October 14 that will undermine the latest accusations against the Republican presidential candidate.

Mike Pence said the “Clinton political machine” was using slander and lies to deflect from real issues.

Several women have accused Donald Trump of groping them or kissing them forcibly, which he has strongly denied.

First Lady Michelle Obama said some of Donald Trump’s boasts about women were “shocking and demeaning”.

On October 14, President Barack Obama said America was a better place than Donald Trump’s remarks about women, minorities and other group suggested it was.

Donald Trump was heard bragging on tape that he could force himself on women because he was a star.

However, Mike Pence rejected Michelle Obama’s description, saying he did not understand the basis of her claim.

Donald Trump had categorically denied the allegations and they are unsubstantiated, said the Indiana governor.

“Before the day is out there will be more evidence publicly that calls into question these allegations.”

More information will back Donald Trump’s claim that “this is all categorically false”.

When the 2005 video tape of Donald Trump’s inappropriate remarks emerged last week, Mike Pence was unequivocal in his condemnation of the remarks.

However, for dozens of Republicans, strong words were not enough and they said they could no longer endorse their party’s nominee.

At the second presidential debate on October 9, Donald Trump denied that he had ever committed assault.

A few days later, women began to come forward with stories of Donald Trump forcing himself on them.

On October 13, he was defiant, calling the women “horrible liars”.

Polls suggest Donald Trump is losing ground in some of the key battleground states.