honestly I think its that the state doesn't want to go through the hassle of a revote so they will point fingers at the judge and this rule and say see we can't do a revote.
I mean you have to then get the State and the DNC to agree on how they won't violate the rule
so then you basically have to get the lists released now, and I am not even sure of all the legal hassles but they just cant release it thats what this judgement states
so then we are talking about an appeal and what not
this is time and money that I doubt Michigan wants to go through (remember the polls they did show that only 33% want a re-vote) that is alot of time and money when only 33% of 1 of the parties in the state even want it.
...actually, as I re-read the article, I see Brewer pointing the finger of blame at the ACLU. Heh!
basically because of all this and that comment below mine
a re-vote is dead.
unless everyone in MI has no problem with their party preference being made public, but I do see this happening do you :-P