Back in a couple of months, Cindy McCain, an American businesswoman, publicly endorsed Joe Biden in the 3 November 2020's Presidential race. She was one of Biden's supporters who had legitimate reasons for endorsing Biden rather than Donald Trump.

A few days ago, McCain explained why she voted for Joe Biden this year. It was the first time she voted a Democrat in her life. While the state’s 11 electoral votes, she mentioned, 'I knew I had to get involved, I knew I had enough. And the final blow was with the ‘losers and suckers’ thing.'

History suggests that Cindy McCain remained silent throughout the years while Donald Trump reluctantly attacked her late husband, John McCain, a former United States Senator for Arizona. Trump came as a firebreather with a series of tweets and insults after John's death. The support of Cindy McCain could be assumed back in the time of the Democratic National Convention, where she celebrated a bipartisan friendship of her late husband and Biden.

Moreover, Cindy McCain publicly spoke against Trump's dismissive comments about fallen soldiers. She mentioned, 'I thought, ‘My God, how could somebody say something like this about our young people who are willing to fight and die for this country without being asked?.'

'And somehow he thought that they were losers and suckers. And I’d listened to the rants against the Gold Star families, and each blow was a little worse than the last. That was all it took for me,' she added.

More About Cindy McCain!!

Cindy McCain's Net Worth

Through her professional career as a philanthropist and a businesswoman, Cindy McCain has garnered a net worth of $400 million. She is the Chairman of Hensley & Co. (her family business), which she inherited from her late father after he died.

Hensley & Co., one of the largest private companies, is also a third-largest Anheuser-Busch distributor in the United States. Currently, the company manages around 1200 employees. Moreover, Cindy's family business Hensley & Co.'s annual revenue is around $400 million.

Besides that, Cindy McCain is on the Board of CARE, Operation Smile, and HALO Trust.

Cindy McCain Is A Widow Of John McCain

Cindy McCain was married to the former United States senator for Arizona, John McCain, until he died on 25 August 2018. 

The lovebirds first met in April 1979 at a military reception in Hawaii, when John served as the US Navy Liaison officer. At the time, John was married to Carol McCain and shared three children with her.

Cindy McCain and her late husband, John McCain (©: USA Today)

However, that did not stop them from starting a love life. After they dated for a few months, they officiated their wedding ceremony on 17 May 1980 at Arizona Biltmore Hotel in Phoenix. Since then, the lovely pair cherished their married life for nearly four decades.

In the long excursion of thirty-eight years of married life, they became parents of three children. They welcomed their first child named Megan in 1984, the second one, John Sidney IV, in 1986, and the third kid, James, in 1988. Also, they adopted their fourth child named Bridget in 1991.

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