He made a conscious decision to speak and mislead the public on Tuesday.

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Yet the short sellers tried to mislead the public by comparing our ARPU to that of MMORPG game developers or SOCIAL game platforms.

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Mr. Obama either had very little grasp of what governing would involve or, if he did, he used words meant to mislead the public.

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Treasury minister Liam Byrne accused Mr Osborne of "trying to mislead the public" and said the claims raised "serious questions" about the shadow chancellor's judgment.

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Mr. ADAIR: Those taglines are really the trick that campaigns are using these days to mislead the public, I think, and try to foil fact checkers.

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The company plays down these events and seeks to reassure investors that these major errors are par for the course, but these systematic attempts to mislead the public are clearly unethical.

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Just recently, the Chicago Tribune exposed a concerted effort by some chemical companies to use dirty tricks and junk science to mislead the public about the dangers of their products.

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Has he tried to mislead the public or investors?

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