Trump is a sore loser who loves to play king.
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I am no sore loser; as a supporter of Sen.
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But Clinton's team says Sanders was just a sore loser.
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West Virginia has a "sore loser" or "sour grapes" law.
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Scott Walker urges him not to be a sore loser.
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When she criticizes Sanders, she sounds like a sore loser.
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" On being a sore loser: "I'm number one at losing too.
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She needs anger management and to stop being a sore loser.
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Then, Mr. Sore Loser spots the two happily canoodling, he's pissed.
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He's violent, short-tempered, a sore loser, and not exactly honest.
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Either way, Trump came off as a sore loser conceding the inevitable.
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Not because of getting second place, I am not a sore loser.
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And despite what your haters think, you aren't always a sore loser.
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This "sore loser" rule was adopted by the party in 1994. Gov.
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I am not often a sore loser when I play video games.
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Sounds like a bit of a sore loser way to go about things!!
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About a month later, Trump again took to Twitter as a sore loser.
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Many are writing off this sudden demand for disqualification as "sore loser" tactics.
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His bid is in question, however, because of West Virginia's "sore loser" law.
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He's a sore loser, and he doesn't plan to go down without a tantrum.
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There's nothing worse than a sore loser, Cleveland fans, let alone a violent one.
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The sore loser mentality launched this sham impeachment & corruptly rigged & jammed it through the House.
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Call it the sore loser strategy, one that has become commonplace in the Trump era.
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Let's talk about the basis for his sore loser uprising — the gaming of the system.
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I'm the biggest sore loser I know, well after my mom, I take after her.
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In Peru, this event was widely perceived as the petulant betrayal of a sore loser.
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Is IBM just a sore loser or is this a very good point that they're making?
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Meanwhile, officials in Beijing see a sore loser of a superpower, bent on keeping them down.
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Ruling Country Alliance party officials scoffed that Lasso was a sore loser who was inciting violence.
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The state's "sore loser" law prevents losers of primary elections from running in the general election.
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"I've been on record to say I'm a sore loser," he said Tuesday, according to ESPN.
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Ruling Country Alliance party officials scoff that Lasso is a sore loser who is inciting violence.
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"I'm not a sore loser; I'm a democrat," Mr. Odinga said in an interview last week.
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Trump's ultimate impact will be merely proving that he's not only a loser, but a sore loser.
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Moreover, being a sore loser hurts one of Trump's main arguments: that he's tough, and a winner.
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So, they obviously weren`t comfortable with the sore loser law that would apply to my nomination.
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Subsequent competitions suggest that there was more to Mr Karolyi's complaints than merely being a sore loser.
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He also branded Nadal a "sore loser", Umpires and line judges have not been his only target.
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West Virginia's "sore loser" or "sour grapes" law appears designed to head off efforts like Mr. Blankenship's.
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He's not the only sore loser: In Ohio, businessman Mike Gibbons is harboring lingering frustration over Rep.
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Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton is not apologizing for acting like a "sore loser" after the Super Bowl.
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In September China's State Council turned this sore-loser theory of Trumpism into a 71-page white paper.
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On one hand, it's easy to see the claims as Trump just preparing to be a sore loser.
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The president has called the suspicions "fake news" concocted by sore-loser Democrats looking to explain a defeat.
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During his closing argument, Google's Van Nest characterized Oracle as a sore loser in the battle for corporate dominance.
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However, West Virginia has a "sore loser" law that prohibits candidates who lose primaries from running in general elections.
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"Anyone with children knows that whining about imaginary cheating is the last refuge of the sore loser, @realDonaldTrump," she said.
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Sore loser laws like the one on West Virginia's books are exactly what they sound like — and they're fairly common.
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But Mavericks officials are not worried about a scouting report from a friend that paints Doncic as a sore loser.
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Tim Stanley: Trump a sad, sore loser Hillary Clinton won this most substantive debate, which was excellently moderated by Chris Wallace.
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Oh, wait… Hillary Clinton called Donald Trump a sore loser for refusing to uphold American democracy by conceding if he loses.
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The last thing Ronda Rousey, a notoriously sore loser with severe self-flagellating tendencies, needed was another year tucked inside herself.
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Democrats would welcome his splitting the Republican vote, but the state has a "sore loser" law that may foil his plans.
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People on the internet in 2017 calling me a "crybaby" and a "sore loser" when I tweet anything critical of the President.
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Regardless, other states should draft stronger sore loser laws to legislate against such post-hoc power shifts during future lame duck sessions.
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" This narrative frames the slender (51.9 percent to 48.1 percent) majority as an "overwhelming" victory, and brands dissenters as sore-loser "Remoaners.
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Unclear what happened to the fan but we're guessing he was rooting for the Bills, and if so, he's a sore loser.
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"Anyone with children knows that whining about imaginary cheating is the last refuge of the sore loser," she wrote in another tweet.
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This may seem like a bit of "sore loser" behavior or preaching to a left wing choir, but sometimes the choir needs music.
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At the core of their frustrations is a belief that Clinton beat Sanders fair and square and that Sanders was a sore loser.
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Now that we know James is a sore loser, I'd hate to play something even more complicated with him, like Settlers of Catan.
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Minaj is seen as a sore loser for uttering a word about her unit sales because people didn't like how she framed it.
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He has been laying the groundwork for a sore loser campaign since August, and this has escalated as his odds of victory waned.
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Calling into "The O'Reilly Factor" as the first night of the convention kicked off, Trump said he did not consider Kasich a sore loser.
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Their response is very likely to sound a lot like what the sore loser Brexit Remainers are saying about the Leave voters right now.
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A West Virginia law described as a 'sore loser' provision would seem to be in the way of Blankenship's name on the November ballot.
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Rather than realizing he lost, endorsing Hillary, and using his clout to move the Democratic Party, he chose to look like a sore loser.
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The ambiguity circles around a section of the code cited by the secretary of state's office as the basis for the sore loser law.
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But calling her a sore loser doesn't address the systemic problems in tennis (and beyond) regarding how black women's rage is viewed and demonized.
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US has a 'loser's mentality' In a fiery defense of the company, Guo accused Washington of behaving like a sore loser over 5G technology.
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Sheila felt like I was a sore loser and I wanted to dim her "light," when in actuality, that's just my personality to be competitive.
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A source familiar with Blankenship's plans said Blankenship will try run with a minor party affiliation and argue the sore loser law was poorly written.
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If Bernie Sanders wants to have influence over the Democratic Party in the future he shouldn't be a "sore loser," says Democratic strategist Peter Fenn.
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Burgo says some narcissists are bullies — and one of their most troublesome traits is their tendency to be a sore loser and a sore winner.
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Voltaire proved to be, as Nietzsche presciently wrote, the "representative of the victorious, ruling classes and their valuations," while Rousseau looked like a sore loser.
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This guy who lives in Nevada incidentally thinks the laws of West Virginia don&apost apply to him, and he&aposll challenge the sore loser law.
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Hillary Clinton is a sore loser and even worse, a hypocrite ... according to Donald Trump, who is incredulous she's now challenging the results of the election.
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It's fair to say the duchess was a bit of a sore loser, as she was pictured holding her head in her hands after the race.
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You're going to go down in history now as a sore loser, as opposed to going down in history as the Queen… Don't play with me.
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Critics have cast Flake as something of a sore loser -- a Republican whose strong anti-Trump stance lost him the confidence of voters in his state.
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By failing to accept responsibility for her loss and being the liability who hamstrung her team's efforts at every turn, she looks like a sore loser.
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Alabama does have a "sore loser" law, as some journalists pointed out on Thursday, but that only prevents Strange from having his name on the ballot.
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The law -- I mean, they actually wrote another law just a couple of months ago that takes effect in June trying to clarify their sore loser law.
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News outlets report Secretary of State Mac Warner announced Thursday that he won&apost approve Blankenship&aposs candidacy application, based on the state&aposs "sore loser" law.
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Or, like a sore loser, the union makes the British pay for their departure by every means possible and thus exposes the tyrannical nature of its power.
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"The Civilized Guide" is a very funny and useful read on its own, but it also makes a great gift for that sore loser in your life.
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The central contention of Trump's actual case against Comey was that the Russia investigation he was overseeing was a "made-up story" being pushed by sore loser Democrats.
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It is called a sore loser and a dangerous spoiler, not only unwilling to play a leading role in the world but livid if China becomes more active.
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Obama went on to goad Trump for whining like a sore loser, and for demonstrating his unfitness for the presidency by blaming others for his losing poll numbers.
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The ambiguity circles around a section of the code cited by the secretary of State's office in an election guide as the basis for the sore loser law.
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The closest thing to it is a sore-loser sneer for failing to get an Emmy out of a reality television show that allowed him to belittle women.
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Some analysts said that Mr. Rehman was simply being a sore loser because his party performed poorly, and that even Mr. Rehman, the party's leader, lost his race.
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And then, says the small voice of the sore loser, I will wait for them to need more from me than they think they do, because they will.
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And Cobb — who was, in 2013, charged with terrorizing people while trying to create an all-white enclave in North Dakota — reacted like a sore loser in the schoolyard.
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Secretary of State, Mac Warner, said Blankenship's bid would violate the state's "sore loser law" preventing a candidate who lost a primary from running again in the general election.
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It also risks permanently alienating a millennial generation for which the G.O.P. will forever be the party of the child-molesting sore loser and the president who endorsed him.
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His third-place primary finish behind opponents Evan Jenkins and Patrick Morrisey, combined with the state's "sore loser" laws, mean he can't run on a third-party ticket in November.
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Trey Songz is in a battle royale with his former landlord, and if you believe the landlord either Trey or one of his boyz is a sore loser at bowling.
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However, his bid was blocked by the West Virginia secretary of State over the state's "sore loser" law barring major-party primary candidates who lose from switching to a minor party.
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"It also risks permanently alienating a millennial generation for which the GOP will forever be the party of the child-molesting sore loser and the president who endorsed him," Stephens writes.
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But under West Virginia's "sore-loser" law, a candidate who fails to win one major party's primary cannot then run as another party's candidate for the seat that same election cycle.
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He -- look, there&aposs a sore loser law in West Virginia that says if you run in a primary and lose you can&apost get on the ballot in the general election.
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The 68-year-old Blankenship will likely face a court challenge over the state's "sore loser" law that prevents a failed major-party candidate from making a third-party, general election bid.
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He's also capable of building skills, getting faster and more efficient at playing games and stacking the cubes he ships with — though not before getting visually frustrated and being a sore loser.
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Tyga's either a sore loser or can't get his legal ducks in a row -- his music company owes big money to a concertgoer who sued 2 years ago, but still hasn't been paid.
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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton called Donald Trump a "sore loser" on Sunday because of his refusal at their debate last week to commit to accepting the results of the November 8 election.
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It is still not clear whether Blankenship's proposed candidacy change violates West Virginia's 'sore loser' law that restricts a candidate from accepting a political party's nomination after having already lost in a primary.
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In a sign that the Trump campaign is prepared to lose, but lose in supreme sore-loser fashion, it sued a Nevada county registrar for allegedly extending early voting hours in Clark County.
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But, when a couple of people on Twitter criticized her being a "sore loser" while praising Lochte, Jones fired back by ripping the swimmer and his arrest scandal in Brazil during the 2016 Games.
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Sore loser Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiPelosi, Schumer praise Romney after impeachment vote Senate acquits Trump, ending impeachment saga McCarthy to submit copy of Trump's SOTU address to House Clerk for archives MORE has disgraced herself.
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U.S. soccer officials have suspended goalie Hope Solo from the national team for six months for her sore-loser comments after Sweden eliminated the Americans in the quarterfinal match at the Olympics in Rio.
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Ted Cruz ripped rival Donald Trump for nearly 10 minutes in New Hampshire on Wednesday, calling the billionaire businessman a sore loser who's no more mature than Cruz's 5- and 7-year-old daughters.
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Yes, but: That's against the state's so-called "sore loser" or "sour grapes" law, which prohibits primary candidates who ran for office and lost from launching a third-party bid in the general election.
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It will be the first singles meeting between the pair since last year's Wimbledon when the temperamental Kyrgios, who had previously described Nadal as a sore loser and "super salty", lost in four sets.
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Goffstown, New Hampshire (CNN)Ted Cruz lashed into Donald Trump here on Wednesday for nearly 10 minutes, saying he's a sore loser and a temperamental man who was behaving more immaturely than Cruz's grade-school children.
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I agree with you that there's less to the outrage than meets the eye, but it does sound pretty bad for a candidate to pre-announce that he might choose to be an epically sore loser.
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Warner rejected Blankenship's third-party bid last month, arguing he was unable to run as the Constitution Party's candidate after making a failed bid for the GOP Senate nomination because of West Virginia's "sore loser" law.
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It will be the first singles meeting between the Spaniard and Kyrgios since last year's Wimbledon when the temperamental Australian, who had previously described Nadal as a sore loser and "super salty", lost in four sets.
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"If you work hard throughout your life, I always say anything is possible and I can imagine how long he (Gatlin) has dreamt of this moment... "I can't be a sore loser; throughout my career I've dominated.
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Warner denied Blankenship's filing, citing West Virginia's 'sore loser' law… However, Blankenship is challenging the denial with two central arguments: His attorney, Robert Bastress , argues in the filing that state law, as of the time Blankenship filed as a Republican in January, did not contain any 'sore loser' provision as the secretary of state's 2018 election guidebook states; and Bastress says changes to the code passed by the Legislature this year and enacted into law in June cannot be retroactively applied to the campaign, which was already underway.
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It's unclear whether he's eligible for the ballot, thanks to a "sore loser" law in the state that appears to bar a candidate who lost one party's primary from running in the general election under a different banner.
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"When he was inaugurated, he was a sore winner and now he's a sore loser," said Ken Sherrill, a progressive Democrat who voted for de Blasio in 2013 and 2017 and is a political science professor at Hunter College.
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While Abrams's political opponents have argued that she is "unqualified" and that her increased prominence on issues like voting rights is a sign that she's been a sore loser in the aftermath of her campaign, she remains popular in Georgia.
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US SENATE HOPEFUL LAUNCHES CAMPAIGNS IN TWO DIFFERENT STATES South Carolina Election Commission spokesman Chris Whitmire told The State the "sore loser" law might not actually be applicable in this case since the Libertarian Party isn't nominating anyone else for governor.
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Secretary of State Mac Warner (R) said on Thursday that Blankenship's attempt to appear on the ballot as the Constitution Party's candidate would violate the state's "sore loser" law after Blankenship lost his bid for the GOP nomination in May.
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Except instead of Mr. Slimane looking like someone trying to correct the record, his sudden untrammeled emergence and bizarre use of the third person managed only to make him look like a sore loser in the game of brand musical chairs.
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But doing so looks legally tricky — West Virginia has a "sore loser" law that forbids candidates who lose after running for office under one party affiliation to change affiliations to a minor party or become an unaffiliated candidate in a general election.
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When elections are fair, observers can help suppress "sore loser" complaints, says Ms Hyde; when they are rigged, observers can legitimise domestic protests, as happened during the "rose revolution" in Georgia in 2003 and the "orange revolution" in Ukraine the following year.
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Viall seems a bit more prickly and over-sensitive than previous Bachelor and Bachelorette successes — like most of us, he doesn't love the idea of his S.O. dating other people and he can be a sore loser in the wake of a painful breakup.
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But before Senator Joe Manchin III, a Democrat running for re-election in the deep-red state, celebrates a candidacy that could split the Republican vote, Mr. Blankenship must overcome West Virginia's "sore loser" law, designed to keep failed primary candidates off the ballot.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia's Nick Kyrgios has branded Rafa Nadal a sore loser, the Spaniard's uncle Toni an "idiot" and said world number one Novak Djokovic has a "sick obsession" with being liked in a podcast certain to ruffle feathers ahead of the French Open.
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The diagnosis is easy enough: By discounting the election results beforehand, Trump was preemptively assuming the role of a sore loser, exhibiting an irresponsible peevishness all too characteristic of his runaway narcissism and his sexism—and bringing the yahoos of the Republican base along with him.
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After Saturday's final, Serena faced another round of criticism, accusations of being a "sore loser," which she has been called many times before, and was depicted in a blatantly racist cartoon showing a caricature with exaggerated dehumanized features across the court from a whitewashed version of Osaka.
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The litigation is a postscript to a bitter and close-fought election that many Democrats felt Mr. Kemp had rigged for his own benefit, while many Republicans considered Ms. Abrams — who did not acknowledge Mr. Kemp's victory until 10 days after the election — a sore loser.
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While it's technically legal for a candidate to appear on the ballot as the nominee for more than one party, South Carolina does have a "sore loser" law which prohibits a person who lost a party's nomination from appearing on the ballot, the Charleston Post and Courier reported .
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While it's technically legal for a candidate to appear on the ballot as the nominee for more than one party, South Carolina does have a 'sore loser' law which prohibits a person who lost a party's nomination from appearing on the ballot, the Charleston Post and Courier reported.
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The ball control was something of an acquired taste—there wasn't any, really—but the second game was bright and clear visually, frighteningly fast, and provided a palpable sense of competitiveness, especially when played against a frothing sibling doing his bit to represent the very definition of a sore loser.
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Don Blankenship's bid to appear on the Senate ballot as a third-party candidate has been denied by Mac Warner, West Virginia Secretary of State, who argues that the bit would violate the state's "sore loser" or "sour grapes" law, which says a candidate who lost in the primary is prohibited from launching a bid in the general election.
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This gambit, orchestrated by sore loser supporters of Senator Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE, never held the slightest glimmer of realistic hope.
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There is a widespread belief that anyone who criticizes President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is a left-wing rabid Democrat or an embittered sore loser.
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Republican nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's suggestion that he may not accept the result of the presidential election makes him a "sore loser," his Democratic rival, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzTrump allies blast Romney over impeachment vote: 'A sore loser' Overnight Defense: House passes bills to rein in Trump on Iran | Pentagon seeks Iraq's permission to deploy missile defenses | Roberts refuses to read Paul question on whistleblower during impeachment trial Here are the lawmakers who defected on Iran legislation MORE (R-Fla.), one of the president's closest confidants in Congress, suggested that Romney may be bitter over Trump's decision not to select him to serve as secretary of State after Trump met with him about the position shortly after winning election in 2016.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE laid into Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE during a Monday night rally in San Diego, casting him as a sore loser amid the businessman's criticism of the GOP delegate process.
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