wooly-minded

“He is not motivated by the socialist or Marxist propaganda that hypnotized a whole generation of wooly-minded academics and condescending liberals -- those concepts also leave him cold.”

The Huffington Post: Michael Shaw: Reading the Pictures: D'Souza's Rage as a Cover

“It seems a puzzling and inescapable fact of life that to be cultured involves a degree of surrender to wooly-minded 'liberalism' that eschews pragmatism and the hard decisions.”

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“Thus the forces of death are confident and organized while the forces of life--the people who long for peace---are, for the most part, scattered, inarticulate, and wooly-minded, overwhelmed by their own impotence.”

Lay the blame at the door of human nature

“At first, Reagan was inclined to eschew human rights as just another part of Jimmy Carter's wooly-minded liberalism.”

The Wall Street Journal: The Abandonment of Democracy

“Don't be put off by the wooly-minded comparisons with Tarantino.”

Not even a proper subject

“If our foolish energy policy has forced us into the arms of the likes of Gaddafi, then we can only blame the same wooly-minded ethicists who have put us there.”

Telegraph.co.uk: news business sport the Daily Telegraph newspaper Sunday Telegraph

“You claim to be wooly-minded and wrong; this is a condition that can be corrected with clear thinking, something that you are not willing to do.”

Pharyngula

“To start, they should re-read Jarvis’s piece and stop listening to well-meaning, wooly-minded folks who maintain that newspapers are basically sound…”unfairly” caught between the recession and the increasing price of newsprint.”

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