boneheaded

If you boneheadedly refer 34 million viewers to the wrong Web site (which is then rerouting by its proprietor to one that criticizes the bejabbers out of your candidacy), you should be called for unintentional grounding and forfeit five minutes of speaking time.

But what if the Court took your case not simply to apply its own precedents (as you claim the lower courts had boneheadedly refused to do), but to overrule or weaken them?

A quote: "The reporting of the year 2000 problem has been largely uninformed at best and downright boneheadedly stupid at worst."