Blair's press secretary defends Britain's role in Iraq war

During five hours of questioning on the decision to invade Iraq along with the U.S., Campbell, who was Tony Blair's press secretary in 2003, put on a robust defense of his boss at the time, insisting that the British prime minister was not President George W. Bush's "poodle."

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Published in	McClatchy - Tribune News Service
Main Authors	Chu, Henry, Stobart, Janet
Format	Newsletter
Language	English
Published	Washington Tribune Content Agency LLC 12.01.2010
Subjects	Biological & chemical weapons Iraq War-2003
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Summary:	During five hours of questioning on the decision to invade Iraq along with the U.S., Campbell, who was Tony Blair's press secretary in 2003, put on a robust defense of his boss at the time, insisting that the British prime minister was not President George W. Bush's "poodle."