"stupid policy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a policy or decision that is foolish or ignorant. For example: "The mayor proposed a new policy of closing all schools on Saturdays, but that's just a stupid policy."
It is still a stupid policy.
Stupid politics, stupid economics and stupid policy".
It is a stupid, stupid policy.
For starters, blame the state's "stupid policy," as a political scientist described it to The Times recently.
But it looks unlikely to emerge in the final congressional legislation.A fairer test is the CEA's effectiveness at stopping stupid policy.
This stupid policy began in 2004: Ramadan was about to assume a professorship at Notre Dame when the State Department revoked his visa.
But our political system jumps all over verbal stupidity, while giving a pass to stupid policies.
He blames his plight on "criminal activity by the bankers" and "stupid" policies by the government which bailed out the banks at the taxpayers' expense.
We will stand up for making sure we can get the economy right, get the deficit down, and not wasting money on stupid policies like this latest Miliband policy.
It would be a shame if as a result of the broad black brush of some of this nation's stupid policies, they are tarred - before being read - as too "ignorant" or "insular" to play on the world stage.
The machinery that has delivered all of Winslow's characters to this place is a vast, interlocking system of competing national interests, ass-covering government agencies, delusional lawmakers, stupid policies, a shortsighted public, corrupt officials, and big business, the whole mass of it driven by the desire for money, power, and chemically induced ecstasy.
