Only the exceptional manage to mangle their own.
Even today, in his withdrawal speech, which he delivered from a hotel conference room in Charleston, Perry managed to mangle his message.
If things go that way, Warner might think about commissioning a movie called, "It Came from Another Part of the Boardroom," a thinly veiled biopic of Mr. Icahn, who managed to mangle Shakespeare and misidentify his would-be compatriot Mr. Wasserstein as "Ken".
Uber, arguably the most popular ridesharing service, managed to mangle its public relations position recently, when one of its executives proposed putting together a $1 million opposition research fund go after journalists it didn't care for.
My appreciation for their efforts notwithstanding, they both managed to mangle the same topic in recent columns American national identity.
With one statement on Thursday, Newt Gingrich, who constantly reminds voters about his past as a college professor, managed to mangle the facts while resorting to old-fashioned racist stereotypes to gain votes.
Many of his sentences began with words of admiration for Muslims and Islam but he managed to mangle his thoughts so badly through the middle that the resulting sentence was half praise, half insult.
Among many errors the company managed to sufficiently mangle the data that they doubled the actual numbers of cyclists on the roads.
All that and we even managed to tell a joke and mangle a segue.
I'd managed to get through the account of a baby's face mangled by an inept midwife in the English countryside, also an ill-fated forceps extraction and a tour of maternity wards corrupted by childbed fever.
