John McCain's long quest for the White House ended when Barack Obama carried the Electoral College 365 to 173 to win the 2008 presidential election.

But for Republicans who say Obama has been a disaster for America, who swear that things would be a whole lot better if only John McCain and Sarah Palin were elected in 2008, well, let's take a ...

McCain's Age and Health, and the 2008 Election Republican presidential hopeful John McCain is in good general health and is free of skin cancer, according to a report by The Associated Press that ...

John McCain's former campaign strategist said he didn't vote for him in the 2008 presidential election. Steve Schmidt said he was "completely unfit to be president." ...

"John McCain, in 2008, came to this state. ... Despite Trump's efforts to overturn his 2020 election loss and stirring the mob of his supporters who went on to attack the U.S. Capitol, ...

According to a 2010 study from researchers at Stanford University, noted by Brendan Nyhan, Palin's presence on the 2008 Republican presidential ticket cost John McCain 1.6 percentage points.

2008 Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain takes a question from a supporter, who called then-Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama an Arab, during a town hall meeting in ...

“Trump is a piece of sh*t, election-denying, ... John McCain, the 2008 Republican presidential nominee, served in the U.S. Senate from 1987 until his death in August 2018.

To add historical context, in the 2008 U.S. presidential election, Senator John McCain selected Alaska Governor Sarah Palin as his vice presidential running mate.

Although the election has only just ended, it is clear why Sen. John McCain lost. It is not because millions of people viewed now-President-Elect Barack Obama as a beacon of hope in a harsh world, or ...

McCain was a two-time presidential candidate, losing the GOP nomination in 2000 to then-Texas Gov. George W. Bush and the general election in 2008 to then-Sen. Barack Obama.