At the end, Romney showed class while others couldn't.

Well, for the most part, the 2012 election is over, and the Obama administration will get a second term. And while it may have taken Romney a while to come to same conclusion as the networks, I give him no grief for that. The difference in a few states was so small that I can completely understand Mitt wanting to make sure that he lost. Then when Romney came out, he gave what I think was his best speech of the campaign. He was short and sweet, yet congratulated the President and asked the GOP to work with him. Then he thanked everyone who worked with him, said that they had done their best and there was no one to blame,  and then basically said goodbye. It looked very heart-felt and sincere, and hit the right tone. Too bad Todd Akin couldn't have done the same. He basically congratulated his followers and said that their way thinking was right and had won the day. But even he was 5 steps above Donald Trump, who stated that the election was a sham and a fraud and that President Obama didn't really win. Before you bow out, Mitt, you couldn't give some of that class to the rest of the Tea Party, could you? No, I didn't think you could, and I doubt they'd accept it, anyway.