John McCain returned to his home state of Arizona today on his "Service To America Tour." His purpose today was to emphasize that he wants to be President of all the people - even people with whom he may have disagreements on some issues. McCain was strongly influenced by two political giants from Arizona's past - Republican Barry Goldwater and Democrat Morris Udall. McCain called for Americans to disagree and debate in the coming campaign vigorously, but as compatriots against a common enemy, not as enemies with one another. He vowed to wage such a campaign - to do it in a way that would make both Goldwater and Udall proud.

Sen. John McCain called Saturday for a presidential campaign that is more like a respectful argument among friends than a bitter clash of enemies, and said he is better able than either of his Democratic rivals to govern across party lines.

"We have nothing to fear from each other," the Arizona senator said as he wrapped up a weeklong trip designed to broaden his appeal beyond the voters who cast ballots in last winter's Republican primaries.

"We are arguing over the means to better secure our freedom, promote the general welfare and defend our ideals."  read more »