If anything, this misguided law somewhat aggravated matters.
To see the Iraq War as anything but misguided, unnecessary, and an abject failure is to play into the hands of the fear-mongers who insist that when it comes to national security all Americans (members of Congress included) should defer to the judgment of the executive branch.
Mr. Ranieri said in a statement on Friday that "any claim that Walter Schuetze's role in heading C.A.'s audit committee investigation was anything but independent is misguided".
What these two reports really show is that John Arnold and his surrogates will do anything to propel their misguided efforts to undermine working peoples' futures, even going after those, like teachers, who dedicate their lives to making a difference in our communities.
It would be misguided to say anything definitive, because these data aren't very specific.
Hernandez helped New England win dozens of football games, but the Patriot Way never left room for nostalgia, or misguided loyalty, or anything but decisions cold and calculated.
A symptomatic sentence reads: "In any event, I think my basic political principles have remained essentially the same," which could have been boiled down to "My politics have remained". Can anyone so misguided possibly have anything useful to tell us?
Such stereotypes reinforce the view that Latin American underdevelopment is due to the vices of its predatory governing classes rather than anything more mundane such as misguided policies - and once one buys into them, it is easy to forget about the need to craft real-world initiatives that could actually help Latin America grow.
Conventional thinking on affordability proceeds from the misguided premise that anything well-designed will be, and look, expensive so it follows that design should not be a priority.
I know Meryl Streep can do anything, but I'm imagining some misguided combination of "Dangerous Minds" and "Mr. Holland's Opus".
