Why did you quote me? I was responding to this:
That's about the people who purged the rolls and who don't deserve any benefit of the doubt.
And I was addressing your comment about covering their asses. But then, unless I misread something, the timeline is something more along the lines of -
1. Lists that would give reason to believe that a person moved were checked.
2. Verification mails were sent out to people from those lists under explicit guidance to not immediately remove those who failed to return the mailings in 30 days. There are plenty of technicalities to potentially exploit here, but they can at least plausibly try to claim that it's not quite voter caging. Remember, voter purges are a useful and pretty much necessary part of bureaucratic upkeep. The abuse and misuse of them to harm political opponents and intentionally disenfranchise large numbers of legitimate voters is the actual problem, not the purge itself.
3. Right-wing group pushes forward 3 right-wingers to serve their agenda, wittingly or not, and force the removal of those who hadn't returned the mailings in 30 days, because that's the law.
4. Judge rules that the written law should be upheld.
There are three groups to focus on here when it comes to wrong or potential wrong. First, the lawmakers who made the problematic laws - the ones that are the ones that you rightfully want to condemn for most of the voter suppression tactics that are put in play. Second, the people sending out the mails. This group only has potential wrongs, based on the information there. Using lists that would give reason to believe that person has moved as a basis is not inherently wrong or discriminatory. If they picked and chose or went into the endeavor with the intent to hurt Democrats' chances, then there was wrong, of course. As in Ohio, though, the people at the top are not necessarily the actual bad actors when it comes to serious wrongdoing. To be quite clear, given the right-wing nonsense bubble, there are plenty of Republicans that simply
don't know about the numerous and various shenanigans that the less savory GOP members engage in. Third, that right-wing group. Fairly certainly, they intentionally want to harm the Democrats, by the look of it. I can't comment on the 3 people that they pushed forward beyond that those people could either be in on it or have effectively been duped - again, because of how effective the right-wing nonsense bubble actually is.