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== Votes missed ==  

== Votes missed ==  

As of August 2007, McCain had missed more votes during the current session of Congress than any Senator other than [[South Dakota]] [[Democrat]] [[Tim Johnson]], who had suffered a brain hemorrhage that had kept him from Congress. He had missed over 48% of his votes. <ref>Lawrence Journal-World, August 10, 2007</ref>

As of August 2007, McCain had missed more votes during the current session of Congress than any Senator other than [[South Dakota]] [[Democrat]] [[Tim Johnson]], who had suffered a brain hemorrhage that had kept him from Congress. He had missed over 48% of his votes. <ref>Lawrence Journal-World, August 10, 2007</ref> This is due to the fact that he is running for President, and he has to attend political rallies across the country.

==Personal life==

==Personal life==

[[Image:Cindy McCain.jpg|thumb|Cindy McCain]]

[[Image:Cindy McCain.jpg|thumb|Cindy McCain]]

McCain has been married twice.  His first marriage, to Carol Shepp, ended in [[divorce]] in 1980 after Carol's disfigurement due to a tragic car accident led McCain to cheat on her with, and later marry, Cindy Lou Hensley. McCain, in exchange for the divorce, agreed to pay Carol's medical bills for life. His second and current wife is Cindy Lou Hensley.

McCain has been married twice.  His first marriage, to Carol Shepp, ended in [[divorce]] in 1980. His second and current wife is Cindy Lou Hensley.

His son John Sidney IV is a Midshipman at the [[United States Naval Academy]], Annapolis, and his son James is a non-commissioned officer in the [[United States Marine Corps]], who is serving in [[Iraq]] as part of [[Operation Iraqi Freedom]].  

His son John Sidney IV is a Midshipman at the [[United States Naval Academy]], Annapolis, and his son James is a non-commissioned officer in the [[United States Marine Corps]], who is serving in [[Iraq]] as part of [[Operation Iraqi Freedom]].