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Senator Discusses Iraq, Health Care

POSTED: 3:53 pm EDT March 30, 2007

Presidential candidate Sen. John McCain shared his views on the war in Iraq, health care and winning over independent voters with an audience of New Hampshire voters.

McCain answered questions in "Conversation with the Candidate," an ongoing series produced by WMUR-TV in New Hampshire in which the candidates for president discuss issues on the minds of voters.

McCain said that he has the experience to lead the country in difficult times.

"I think my life has prepared me to take the challenge of the 21st century, which is this radical Islamic extremism that we face," McCain said. "My entire life, background and experience qualifies me."

You can watch the entire program as it aired on WMUR-TV along with a special, online-only bonus half-hour by clicking on the links above. Hear McCain give his thoughts on the war in Iraq, the situation at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and health care in front of a studio audience.

You can also take part in future conversations by sending in your questions. Find out how by clicking here.

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