Stand up Letterman again? No way, says McCain

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John McCain has learned the hard way not to risk the wrath of David Letterman.

That’s why the Republican presidential nominee flew this afternoon by helicopter to New York to tape the ”Late Show” with David Letterman” after a weather delay grounded his campaign plane.

McCain was supposed to appear on the show Sept. 24 but abruptly canceled after briefly suspending his campaign to return to Washington to deal with the financial crisis. Since then, Letterman has regularly lampooned the Arizona senator on the show.

McCain headlined a campaign event today in Pennsylvania and planned to fly to New York that afternoon before his plane was delayed for several hours on the tarmac in Philadelphia. So McCain rented a helicopter and flew to New York with his wife, Cindy, a small Secret Service detail, and a handful of staff while the candidate’s traveling press was left behind.

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