McCain's family tree includes Scots-Irish and English ancestors
Telling from the last name though, the bloodline of the males is
McCain is an Irish derivative of the Scottish surname McKean
In Gaelic--the native language of Scotland and Ireland--McKean means "Mac Iain." Mac or Mc is translated into "son of" while Ian is the Gaelic form of the English name, John. Therefore, McKean means "son of John."
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Caucasian
He is of Scots-Irish (Scots that live in Ireland) and English descent. The surname "McCain" comes from his Scottish side.
John McCain and his wife Cindy adopted a black child. So seems kind of obvious.
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He's white/Caucasian. He was born in Panama. he was not born in panama he was born on a military ship from the u s that was passing panama
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John McCain's parents were John McCain, Jr. and Roberta Wright McCain. John McCain, Jr. was a naval officer. His son John McCain was born in 1936.
He grew up in Arizona
John McCain's wife's name is Cindy McCain. John McCain's wife is Cindy McCain. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cindy_McCain
George McCain, Paula McCain, Scott McCain and Joe McCain were all part of John McCain's immediate family.
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