Rubio's allies have defended his misstatements as an innocent error, but Guillermo Grenier, a sociologist at Florida International University, who studies the political attitudes of Cuban-Americans, told me that the explanation left many people unconvinced.
The adviser, Steve Schmidt, also suggested that Mrs. Clinton's comment about Bosnia could haunt her, especially if she keeps making such misstatements as saying Mr. McCain wants to keep American troops in Iraq for 100 years.
The fine would be the largest in an S.E.C. enforcement case involving financial reporting, and its size indicates that the S.E.C. viewed Xerox's financial misstatements as an important matter.
MoviePass CEO Mitch Lowe This series of "misstatements," as Lowe called them, doesn't inspire confidence in a company that has openly said that it intends to use exactly this kind of data to build a personalized evening out to its customers — courtesy of advertisers who would make offers based on that data, of course.
And speaking today, Sen. Barack Obama, used the misstatements as evidence that McCain's claims of foreign policy experience do not give him a superior understanding or judgment of the terrorist threat or Iraq policy.
After the first rally I attended, I got a copy of the bill from the Sun's library and carried it with me for the rest of the campaign, so I could accurately cite Wallace's misstatements as I was typing my stories.
To hint that the American war dead died because of the majority voted wrong in the last three elections is a palpable misstatement of fact as well as a staggering breach of taste, and we must in charity assume that the lady did not understand the implications of what she was inspired or advised to say.
He said unions did not do a good enough job responding to what he said were the other side's misstatements, such as claims that the proposal would bar schools from screening the employees they hired.
Christopher Lehane, a Gore campaign spokesman, said Mr. Bush had made at least four misstatements: *That as president he would not be able to overturn the decision by the Food and Drug Administration to legalize the abortion pill RU-486.
The White House expressed regret for what it described as a "misstatement".
