He was erroneously accused by Ted Koppel's famous Nightline show of being involved with the secret sale of weapons to Saddam's Iraq.
Just because one public house, which hosts a gay strip night, has been caught up in this proposed ban, we are erroneously accused of being homophobic.
In a final example of farce imitating life, the company missed its dress rehearsal because one of the cast was (erroneously) accused of shoplifting, and had to be rescued from the police station.
Trump jumped six percentage points in the USA Today/Suffolk University poll from June to July, a period during which he erroneously accused the Mexican government of deliberately sending drugs, rapists and criminals to the US and asserted – to legions of supporters – that "I'm, like, a really smart person".
Most of the time Khalili keeps a low profile, though he ventured into the public spotlight five years ago when he brought a successful libel suit against Associated Newspapers in London after the newspaper chain erroneously accused him of smuggling an antiquity from Iran.
The ads also erroneously accuse Northam of voting in favor of sanctuary cities — jurisdictions that won't indefinitely hold arrested undocumented immigrants for federal immigrations agents.
What a lawyer for Lucia Whalen should be doing is investigating the reason why Lucia Whalen was erroneously accused of being racist.
George's Will's saucy pen turned shrill last week when he erroneously accused Elizabeth Warren of attacking a straw man, and then hypocritically pivoted to critiquing a viewpoint Warren didn't advocate.
He's lambasted the decades-old alliance as "obsolete," erroneously accused other members of owing the U.S. money and even came close last summer to threatening to withdraw America from the alliance if other members didn't increase their defense spending. .
The Post acknowledged that at another Cartagena hotel, a "Secret Service agent was erroneously accused of bringing a prostitute to his room" after a woman was registered using his room number.
