WASHINGTON (AP) - Republican Sen. John McCain says he's ready to work President-elect Barack Obama on economic and national security issues.
McCain, who lost the presidential election to Obama, says there will be some areas of disagreement. But he says the nation's problems are too big for political divisiveness. The Arizona senator says people want the government to unite and work together.
In a television interview Sunday, McCain also declined to endorse his former running mate, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, if she decides to run for president in 2012. In his own words, McCain said, "My corpse is still warm."
McCain also rejected GOP attempts to link Obama to the scandal surrounding Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich (blah-GOY'-uh-vich). He says "in all due respect to the Republican National Committee," it's a time for "working constructively together."
McCain appeared on ABC's "This Week."
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Republican Sen. John McCain says he's ready to work President-elect Barack Obama on economic and national security issues.
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Published: December 14, 2008
Published: December 14, 2008
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