Was he ruing his own flawed judgment?
He remains an advocate of engagement with Iran and has warned against sliding into war on the basis of "flawed assumptions and flawed judgment".
Now your flawed judgment is on show again with this Palmer dinner.
As a country in the midst of two wars, we can ill afford having such continued flawed judgment carried out by the leaders of our intelligence community.
She said the reaction was as much about the overly anxious, safety-obsessed standards of suburbia as Ms. Primoff's flawed judgment.
"Look around at the violence and danger in our world today – every region of the world has been infected with her flawed judgment".
Much of the mainstream media wrote off Gillard's speech as a disaster, with one commentator claiming she would "rue yet another bad call" and another decrying her "flawed" judgment, which, they said, had lost her credibility.
The decision follows an independent panel's report in April that found that the university had shown "seriously flawed" judgment in awarding an M.B.A. to Heather Bresch, the daughter of Gov. Joe Manchin III, even though she did not have enough academic credits.
These arguments of Arendt about Eichmann's flawed judgment, about judgment's mass breakdown in Nazi Germany, about Nazism's aggressive assault on human community and Western morality have momentous implications regarding the operation of judgment under Nazism.
In Eichmann, however, she suggested, further, that flawed judgment was, in fact, a trait that Eichmann shared with millions of Germans; failure of judgement had a been a mass phenomenon during the Third Reich.
But before passing flawed judgment, a careful examination of the moral cost of such judgment would be wise.
