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"I was in a very bruising campaign and, as you know, politics is not beanbag," he told Kilmeade. "At first I was angry and thought I'd been unfairly treated and all that kind of stuff. I was feeling sorry for myself. You know, it's a lot of fun to feel sorry for yourself." "But after a couple weeks," said McCain, "I worked very hard not to look back in anger and not to hold a grudge."

Uh-huh. And after those few weeks passed, you went back to holding a grudge and trying to control the administration's agenda from the Senate.

You're little different than Kerry, Gore and Richards in this respect. The people didn't choose you, and you're bitter. It must be dirty tricks or bad political form. Anything to massage the hit the ego takes. Though Richards has behaved the best, surprisingly, of the four of you in her loss.