wrongheaded

• “Environmental advocates welcomed the administration's reversal of what they called a wrongheaded move earlier in the year.”

  NYT > Home Page

• “An article explaining why certain wrongheaded conservatives are even more wrongheaded than President Bush.”

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• “What I’ve come to see as particularly wrongheaded is the notion that a spokesman, while on the job, speaks for himself.”

  Waldo Jaquith - Blaming the Campaign for the Employee

• “In the case of Heidegger, in particular, the paramount position of technology in modern society is a symptom of something more fundamental, namely a wrongheaded attitude towards Being which has been in the making for almost 25 centuries.”

  Philosophy of Technology

• “But afterward, he called the idea wrongheaded, praising the college's performance.”

  chron.com Chronicle

• “Glover describes last week's EHRC report as "wrongheaded" in its ideas of fairness.”

  The Guardian: It's equality of life chances, not literal equality, that the left espouses

• “Since when is punishing someone for willfully and maliciously damaging another person's property "wrongheaded"?”

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• “That kind of wrongheaded libel makes me wonder if critics actually watched the film or if they just glanced at the trailer and press materials.”

  Scott Mendelson: HuffPost Weekend Box Office in Review: Blind Side Finally Takes the Top Spot

• “Paterson says the new tax is fairer, but Mayor Bloomberg told the Post it's "wrongheaded," and added in a statement: "The idea that the state can spare the suburbs while sacking the City is terrible economics, grossly unfair and contrary to every principle of good regional development.”

  Gothamist

• “What responsibility - what options - do generals have when they believe civilian leaders, the president, the vice president, and the secretary of Defense, are bent on a 'wrongheaded' war?”

  World-News (Independent Media Source)

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