By Matthew Mosk WATERTOWN, SD - Sen. Barack Obama suggested to several hundred residents of this farming town of 20,000 that he welcomed the idea of turning the presidential contest into a debate on who is better fit to guide the nation's foreign policy.
Pausing before a town hall meeting in a livestock arena, Obama said he wanted to address what he called his "dust-up over foreign policy" with President Bush and Sen. John McCain.
mfort of appeasement, which has been repeatedly discredited by history."

Barack Obama fired back at President Bush and John McCain today over comments Bush made on Thursday that implied his foreign policy agenda would appease terrorists.
After almost eight years, I didnt think that I could be surprised by anything that George Bush says. But I was wrong, he told a crowd gathered in a barn at the Codington County Extension Complex here. Yesterday, he used his address to the Israeli parliament, the Knesset, to launch an outrageous political attack.
ique McCain for siding with Bushs comments.

(CNN) – Barack Obama struck back hard at President Bush and John McCain Friday, accusing them of hypocrisy and of distorting his position on dialogue with