Tony Blair has always been good at framing an argument, even when the facts are against him. And few facts have gone against him so much as those surrounding the disastrous invasion of Iraq in 2003. And yet that has not stopped the former British prime minister, and now largely absent Middle East envoy, from wading into the argument over the rise of militants in Iraq, seeking to defend his own decisions – and reshape the argument to suit his historical record.
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