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Rivals in Search of Trust
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McCain seemed genuinely impressed by his opponent. He said he had watched tapes of the Democratic debates and thought Obama had been "superb."
"He has my admiration and respect," McCain said. "This is a person who has engaged and energized millions of Americans who had never been engaged in the political process."
No one else can lift this campaign out of the gutter, but these two are still capable of giving the country the kind of contest voters deserve -- if they can build a little mutual trust.
McCain's offer of weekly joint town meetings still stands. It is not too late for Obama to change his mind and take up this historic offer.
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