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MANCHESTER, New Hampshire — Republican Senator John McCain, who lost the White House race to President Barack Obama in 2008, endorsed Mitt Romney on Wednesday to take on the embattled incumbent in November.

"I'm really here for one reason and one reason only, and that is to make sure that we make Mitt Romney the next president of the United States of America," the lawmaker from Arizona told cheering supporters in a high school gymnasium in New Hampshire.

Romney, who came to this winter-bound northeastern state after winning Iowa's caucus by a whisker over Christian conservative Rick Santorum, lost the Republican nomination to McCain in 2008 after a frequently bitter battle.

The former Massachusetts governor and millionaire venture capitalist's vast campaign warchest, national organization and high-profile endorsements leave him well poised to be the party's standard-bearer in this year's elections.

"We're now on track to retire a guy who's a nice guy but is in over his head. It's time for Barack Obama to go home," Romney said.

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