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    U.S. Sen. John McCain appeared on "The Late Show with David Letterman" Thursday night and admitted his failure to show up when he was previously booked was a mistake. "I screwed up ... But look at all the conversation I gave you." After some ribbing, Letterman said he was willing to let bygones be bygones. Full Article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
    I screwed up ... But look at all the conversation I gave you.
    John McCain – John McCain SOURCE: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 13 months ago
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McCain, Letterman trade jokes and jabs
  1. The Late Show with David Letterman
    SOURCE: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 13 months ago
  2. He went to prison, he paid his debt, as people do. I'm not in any way embarrassed to know Gordon Liddy. And his son, who is also a good friend and supporter of mine.
    SOURCE: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 13 months ago
  3. She does. She doesn't countenance that kind of thing ... I mean, nobody does. Sen. Obama doesn't. Joe Biden doesn't.
    John McCain – John McCain SOURCE: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 13 months ago
  4. Joe, if you're watching, I'm sorry. But from what I've read, and I have not talked to him ... he's taken it pretty well.
    SOURCE: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 13 months ago
  5. Are they double dating? Are they going to dinner? What are they doing? Are they driving cross country?
    SOURCE: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 13 months ago
  6. She has inspired Americans. That's the thing we need. We need inspiration now. We need courage. We need to know that we're the greatest nation in the world. And we can come through this.
    SOURCE: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 13 months ago
  7. Well, we have this dart board ...
    SOURCE: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 13 months ago
  8. If I were to run upstairs, wake you up in the middle of the night, and say, 'John, is Sarah Palin really the woman to lead us through the next four, eight years? Through the next 9/11 attack?'
    SOURCE: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 13 months ago

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