The postmortem headlines have focused almost exclusively on Minaj's reaction to Swift's rather misguided assertion that the rapper's missives were directed squarely at her – probably because she's long been the perennial winner of fan-voted awards.
Gove is misguided in his assertion that the current system encourages students to memorise information that they forget after exams; he also fails to acknowledge that modules are interlinked, with A-levels building on knowledge gained at AS-level.
Where the NEA is misguided is in its assertion that accountability must be punitive and one-size-fits all.
Does he wonder what his dad, who spoke out against the futility of an earlier misguided war, would think of his assertion that President Obama's move to end the Iraq war represented an "astonishing failure"?
Attempts to present the veil as a tool of empowerment, she writes, "rest on a dubious post-modernist conception of power according to which whatever a woman undertakes to do is liberating as long as she thinks that she is engaged in some form of 'resistance' or self-assertion, no matter how misguided".
"We have always maintained that the original judgement was misguided and mishandled and it is our assertion that Mike has been unfairly treated as a scapegoat on this matter".
Almost a decade later, it appears that two gross errors of judgment took place: Mr. Lindh's misguided and naïve behavior, and the tragically overblown assertion that he was one of them, a terrorist.
In true Wonkblog fashion, the native Californian provided a list of five points supporting his assertion that cold-lovers are woefully misguided.
In summary, we believe that the assertions made in these two letters are speculative and misguided.
The March 15 editorial "Why Label Genetically Engineered Foods?" bases its misguided opposition to labeling of genetically engineered foods on the assertion that they have not been proved to pose health risks to consumers, but that is not the standard for labeling in the United States.
