Does McCain take regular naps?

In searching the McCain site, I can no longer find the McCain schedule. When it was published it was light, a luncheon, then an evening date. I have looked for full day coverage from news reporters covering McCain and I can't find it. Maybe someone could help me? The point is that I think that McCain is taking naps in the afternoon. I can find no evidence of 14 hour days that other presidential candidates do. And we know that if the reporters on the McCain bus don't report the way McCain wants them to, then they lose privileges.

The Washington Post reports that Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) is now traveling in a new “Straight Talk Express” campaign airplane. It “features a special area” with “a couch and two captain’s chairs” where “McCain will conduct group interviews with the press.” But not all reporters covering McCain can enjoy this new lap of luxury. Top McCain aide Mark Salter said “‘only the good reporters’ would get to sit in the specially-configured section for interviews. ‘You’ll have to earn it,’ he said.” So how can these reporters “earn” a seat? Never challenge the Senator, as McCain biographer Matt Welch explained in a recent interview with the Los Angeles Times:

"[McCain is] very open to people. You can come on the bus, everything is great but if he knows or if his team knows that you have a hostile line of questioning or you have a long and well documented critique, they’re not going to talk to you. […]"
(Think Progress)

The point is that the press is still covering for McCain's lack of endurance and age related problems- something that really matters in picking a president.

I think I found the hole. All McCain has to do is fly somewhere every afternoon, then he can nap on the plane. Since Senator's McCain's wife is rich enough to pay for a flight every day, this is not a problem.