When a reporter asked him about it on Tuesday, Mr. Rangel responded: "Wrong press conference".
There is also the question of Abedin: present at the wrong press conference — the one where she and her husband acknowledged the sexting relapse and told voters it was none of their business, never mind if they'd been deceived — and then missing from the one on Tuesday night, where pity might have excused a lot.
But rather than an experiment gone wrong, the conference seemed to result in what he called "a golden moment," defined as what happens when "you know something nobody ever knew about the universe and won't know until you tell them".
"Don't get me wrong, the Conference is a fantastic competition and we've loved every minute of it, but to end up in the Football League is absolute dreamland, it really is.
"The court got it wrong," the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops said in a statement.
In Germany, if someone does something wrong a press conference is called and the person denies it.
"People who said I was scaremongering were profoundly wrong," he told a conference in London.
Dimbleby, May, the Newspaper Society, and various editors who applauded May's speech at the Society of Editors' conference, are wrong.
Prime Minister David Cameron could hardly go wrong, addressing a Conservative conference starved of power for 13 years - but speaking to a country facing a fierce wave of Government cuts required a rhetoric that sometimes seemed beyond him.
According to a report on the event in the Guardian, this is a man – he's known at work as "Scruffy" – who once picked up the wrong suitcase at a conference before retiring to bed and the next day appeared in the other man's clothes.
