He was a sore loser months ago. Too back he's just now realizing this. He's right though. And that's why he and Palin lost. Thank God.

Yeah right, yes you would have chosen someone else other than Palin if you could redo this whole thing over again, anyone would. She was a disaster, still is, and it's unbelievable that she actually thinks she can pull off a win in 2012! If that ever happens, you know this country is in trouble. I bet someone is gonna spend the next four years learning geography and where Africa is...

God bless you, Senator McCain. You are still a winner - for being who you are.

I voted for McCain because I felt he was the best choice to lead this country. McCain has the experience that Obama has no learned as yet and knows foreign policy well. When I was hearing Obama speaking on the platform I thought to myself that he has the sound of a dictator and I think I am right. Rep. Broun just said the identical statement and he feels that the same way I do. This young generation of college students are not aware of what is going to happen here because they are caught up in their own little world of drugs and booze as stated on the internet. But this country will get a good wake up call when it happens and it will happen. That is when they will be sorry they didn't vote for McCain. Right now it is too late but four years from now it won't be. I am patiently waiting for the downfall.

Rubyred - that was just rude. John McCain is not a sore loser and has done NOTHING to deserve such a lousy comment - especially on Veteran's Day. Perhaps he should have said that Americans don't want a sore winner.

John McCain I just want to thank you for all of what you have done for this country. Don't forget over 52 million Americans did vote for you and believe in you. I am a republican but you are right, history was made and lets give Obama a chance (never thought I would be saying that). There is only one John McCain in this country, a man who has been fighting for this country since he was 17 and now he is 72. For anyone reading this, can you say that? God Bless John McCain and America. Prayers are with Obama and I hope he does a good job.

a true american hero...thanx for your service !!!

(not at all like hussein obama...who is still looking for his birth cert)....what a clown....

Ok - my post was deleted, so I will try again.....

Rubyred - that was just plain rude. John McCain has done NOTHING to indicate that he is a sore loser. It is ignorant to accuse him of such a thing - especially on Veteran's Day given what he has sacrificed. Maybe he should have said that Americans don't want sore winners.

Ok - I don't know what is going on, but my first post is there again.... this site is bizarre.

Make ya a deal?

I'll stop bashing McCain, you stop bashing Obama - and for once maybe just being American will be good enough.

the election is over. time to kiss and make up everyone.

McCain was a sore loser throughout his entire campaign. I am so unimpressed with him and feel sorry that his integrity was so compromised in this campaign.

McCain is right no one wants to hear from a sore loser and I really feel John McCain is trying to be sincerely gracious about his loss. It's over and now the work begins and I feel McCain will do the right thing when it comes to supporting our new President as he tries to put America back on track. McCain created some very ugly situations that could have gotten way out of hand during the campaign and I feel he regrets what was said. We are counting on him to be honorable.

OK, you didn't vote for McCain as is your right. But at least show some respect for this veteran that nearly died and suffered great pain in prison serving to protect this nation.

Some people people can be so juvenile with their pettiness.

McCain - Always putting Country First. Osama - Putting himself first. Blacks still for McCain!

McCain's concession speach was very gracious and classy. Sore looser doesn't apply. The election is over, I hope the campaign bitterness is too. Aren't we tired of it all ? I am. I'll give Obama the benefit of the doubt.

Sure, ACORN voter fraud is swept under the carpet, Al Franken is reportedly trying to steal an election, and the Dems now want 100% support for their ill-won Marxist Socialist agenda? You gotta be kidding.

nina - that comment doesn't even make sense. How can you be a sore loser when NO ONE had won or lost? All McCain did was bring up VALID questions - most of which were NEVER answered. Today of all days, no one should be bashing Sen. McCain. That's the problem with this country - a lack of respect.

I think McCain is being a gracious loser. Though I didn't vote for him, I respected and liked McCain - at least the 2000 version. Now is a time for healing and moving forward. The fact is that Obama won by well over 8 million votes - and there was a reason. I had to laugh at the writer who wrote about Obama seeming like a dictator. Especially after we have had the most oppressive, repressive, narrow-minded, arrogant Presidency of my lifetime. Obama is a welcome breath of fresh air.

I don't want to sound like a sore loser either, but I know the real reason why McCain lost. He wasn't the best that the Republicans had to offer. Can you imagine what would have happened to Barack Obama if Mitt Romney had been nominated? He would have been SMASHED. Mitt Romney is experienced, he doesn't look like he should be in a rest home, and his strong point is the economy. He ran a business for many years, making his fortune before moving into politics. He is lively, smart, and could have crushed Obama in the debates, but REPUBLICANS DID NOT CHOOSE HIM. Why? Well, it was said that he was, "too perfect." WHAT!? I don't believe that there is such a thing. Another problem was that Foreign Policy, McCain's strong point, was an issue back then, so Romney couldn't show his full strength. The third problem was Huckabee and the amount of Conservatives that are Evangelical Christians. Huckabee won the first state, with Romney close behind, and never won again. He then kept in the race, even when he had no possible chance to win, and attracted votes that would have gone to Romney. Why? No matter how long I think about it, I come up with only three possible explanations.
a.Huckabee s Romney
b.Huckabee is downright stupid
c.Huckabee s Mormons
d.All of the above
I think that the answer is probably d.
I believe that Huckabee is one of the many Evangelicals who Mormons simply because they are Mormons. Sorry about the rambling, I just am really irritated with Huckabee. So, to make a long story short, if Huckabee had been graceful and polite (like Romney) and stepped down from the election for the good of the party, then Mitt Romney would be our president, and we would have someone who could lead our nation through the hard economic times ahead of us.

My father voted for Nixon, but ended up likeing JFK. So stranger things have happened. It's all up to Obama now.