| We see a trend from the government and its fiscal record, a trend that entails mismanagement, hypocrisy, vindictiveness, and as I said before, much misspeak. |
| Surely Mr. McKenna would not misspeak on such an important issue before a parliamentary committee. |
| It's easy to say one word when you mean to say another, nearly identical word, but it's impossible to repeatedly misspeak an entire anecdote — or, as in McCain's case, an entire strategic reality. |
| Even the most straightforward and plain-spoken people misspeak. |
| There is misspeak on lowering income taxes while in fact increasing them, misspeak on program formats while in fact the government cut funds and narrowed the criteria. |
| Did the Prime Minister's spokesperson misspeak? |
