Obama, McCain vow to work closely to 'fix up the country'
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
US President-elect Barack Obama says he and his former campaign rival Republican Sen. John McCain plan to work together to "fix up the country."
The two met in Obama's transition office Monday in Chicago. Rahm Emanuel, Obama's incoming White House chief of staff, participated in the meeting, as did McCain's close friend, Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham.
Obama said that he and McCain were "just gonna have a good conversation about how we can do some work together to fix up the country. And also to offer thanks to Sen. McCain for the outstanding service he's already rendered."
When asked if he planned to help the Obama administration, McCain replied, "obviously."
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