A judge tossed the Republican National Committee’s lawsuit alleging that Google discriminated against conservatives by marking fundraising emails as spam.
last year explaining that the RNC’s fundraising emails likely had been sent to people’s spam folders simply because they were poorly crafted — not because of nefarious machinations by Google.
The judge also said the fact that Google gave the RNC effective tips to improve its email campaigns showed that the tech company wasn’t operating in bad faith: The RNC alleges that ‘for nearly a year’ Google engaged with the RNC over its concerns. Google suggested that the RNC ‘reduce the frequency of emails that it sends at the end of each month,’ informed the RNC that ‘the monthly crashing of the RNC’s inboxing rate was due to a high number of complaints,’ met with the RNC on March 29, 2022 and offered the RNC a training on August 11, 2022.
And I look forward to calling out this “fight” for what it is: a farcical attempt by Republicans to frame themselves as victims of oppression.
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