politically naive

Examples (10)

• He regarded the move as politically naive.
• Some critics argued that her proposals were politically naive.
• It would be politically naive to ignore the public's opinion on this matter.
• She was too politically naive to understand the true implications of the policy.
• His lack of experience made him seem politically naive to the seasoned campaigners.
• Don't be so politically naive; not everyone in power has good intentions.
• The young activist, though passionate, was often considered politically naive.
• Many found his assessment of the international situation rather politically naive.
• He admitted to being politically naive when he first entered public office.
• To think that change can happen overnight is politically naive.