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The former prime minister accused the Conservatives of misleading the electorate by suggesting a Labour government would be "controlled by the SNP".

People say that the reason the ruling conservative party lost to the Socialists in Spain was because the conservatives tried to mislead the Spanish people by suggesting that the bombings were the work of Basque separatists, not Al Qaeda sympathizers unhappy with Spain's role in Iraq.

The struggle nominally pits liberals against conservatives, but this is misleading.

In angry scenes in cabinet meetings, prominent Liberal Democrats have accused the Conservatives of scaremongering and misleading the public.

The Conservatives ran a grossly misleading campaign at the last election, following Iain Duncan Smith's fear-inducing Breakdown Britain reports.

You have Ed Balls admitting it will cost Britain money and then when you look at the small print it turns out the majority of non-doms won't be affected so the headlines are misleading". The Conservatives said they had taken the "right approach" in increasing the annual levy on non-doms and would continue to tackle abuse of the existing rules through a £5bn crackdown on tax evasion and avoidance.

He's a joke, plain and simple". Another aide said Cruz's comment "exposes how [Senate conservatives] have deliberately misled their constituents and the grassroots for eight weeks.

Another aide said Cruz's comment "exposes how [Senate conservatives] have deliberately misled their constituents and the grassroots for eight weeks.

It's one thing to be fiscally conservative but another to mislead the very people who fiscal conservatism would hurt the most, and take advantage of their vulnerability to get their votes.

For decades, the fossil fuel industry and so-called "free market" ideologues at conservative thinktanks have misled the public on the science and the risks of climate change.

The Conservatives accused Ms Cooper of "misleading" the public and "dishonest scaremongering" over crime.