"McCain's waiting for Bush to apologize for some of the negative campaigning that went on," Snider said, adding that "it would make sense" for McCain to endorse Bush now that Bush is taking up the mantle of reformer.
Snider said he appreciated the genuine enthusiasm McCain expressed to his campaign volunteers. Before McCain entered town hall meetings in New Hampshire, he would stop and personally thank all 10 to 15 members of his advance team, Snider said.
"He really showed a lot of genuine appreciation for the people who helped him out," Snider said.
Supporters of the candidates said numerous obstacles made it difficult for their candidates.
Raskin said Gore's party backing made it difficult for Bradley to win.
"It's hard to be a reformer and challenge the establishment," he said.
McLoughlin said that too many primaries are held too early in the election season.
"So many delegates are decided so early now, it's only going to accelerate that crowning process," he said.
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