Donald Trump turned his venom onto his own party today as he lashed out at 'disloyal' Republicans in an epic Twitter meltdown.
The billionaire Presidential candidate let rip in a lengthy rant as his campaign continued to spiral out of control.
Trump claimed he was happy to be “free of the shackles” after dozens of leading member of the GOP disowned his campaign.
“It is so nice that the shackles have been taken off me and I can now fight for America the way I want to,” Mr Trump tweeted.
In another tweet, he said the Democrats have “always proven to be far more loyal to each other than the Republicans!”
Mr Ryan, the vice presidential candidate in 2012, pulled his support after the billionaire’s snarling performance in the second presidential TV debate s and the release of tapes revealing Trump’s lewd and sexist comments on women.
Many Republicans fear Mr Trump is now doomed to lose to Hillary Clinton on November 8 and could cost the party its majority in Congress.
One former Republican senator Judd Gregg, said it was now “every person for himself or herself.”
“The nominee for president is so destructive to everyday Republicans,” he told the Washington Post.
Fellow Republican Charlie Dent called for Trump to step aside from the race.
“I for one am getting a little tired of being told that I have to fall in line and behave.
“I’m not the one making all these outlandish and incendiary comments. People should stop screaming at the firefighters,” he said.
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