Huckabee tells Romney to stop whining

Mike Huckabee had a cutting response to Mitt Romney's complaints that a backroom deal with John McCain robbed him of victory in West Virginia and handed it to Huckabee.

"Well, yesterday, he was chiding me," the former Arkansas governor said on CNN. "He said not to whine. Today, he's changed his position on whining, and today he's for whining. So once again, Mitt has been able to take both sides of all issues, including whining."

Huckabee also said he would support McCain if he doesn't win the nomination, but he's not giving up.

"I think I'll end up being the nominee. I know I may be one of the few people in the country who believe that, but I still believe in miracles. And today, I was singing the song 'Almost Heaven, West Virginia.' They did me a big favor today, and we're looking good across the South. And I think it's going to be a day when it's all over, nobody is going to have the nomination locked up, and the game is still on."