Let historians liberate the poor Liberator from the politicians who would abuse his name.
If it shows that he did abuse his office, he should resign.
But he indicated that he would be careful not to abuse his extraordinary power.
Instead, Corbyn has come out and told his supporters not to personally abuse his Labour leadership rivals.
He also draws on the pain of having witnessed his father physically abuse his mother when he was a child.
If the President were to abuse his powers as Commander-in-Chief, Yoo said, the constitutional remedy was impeachment.
Indeed, without meter and rhythm to spar against, without our purely musical expectations to abuse, his conceits sound almost banal.
For decades, Steinbrenner — the Boss, as he loved to be called — did not hesitate, when the spirit moved him, to ridicule his players and abuse his managers.
Federal ethics rules prohibit him from doing any side work that might enrich him and potentially abuse his high-ranking office in the process.
Charles Kennedy, the former Liberal Democrat leader, died suddenly after suffering a major haemorrhage caused by his ongoing alcohol abuse, his family has disclosed.
When Barber walked away from the Giants after the 2006 season, he mentioned the abuse his body had taken and his plans for a broadcasting career.
