GOP hopeful looks to upset AG Tish James in election as NY 'tired of the lawlessness'

"These things affect innocent people. They affect everyday New Yorkers. And I think New Yorkers across the political spectrum just are tired of the lawlessness. Woke and soft-on-crime policies are making it tougher and tougher to live in the Empire State."

"The prosecutor said she wants to make her campaign about her vision where the AG's office gets tough - cracking down on drug crimes, antisemitism and rampant disregard for laws in public places like New York City homeless shelters. She also pointed to a need for more oversight of Democrats' stranglehold on state government itself."

"After the 9/11 attacks, she was motivated to pursue a career in law enforcement. She earned a law degree from Harvard Law and clerked for Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh when he sat on the Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit. She went on to prosecute cases against terrorists and narcotics traffickers."

Saritha Komatireddy, a Republican nominee for New York Attorney General, is running against incumbent Letitia James on a platform of law and order. A former federal prosecutor who handled terrorism and narcotics cases, Komatireddy is a Manhattan-based mother of four and daughter of Indian immigrants. She argues that woke policies and soft-on-crime approaches have created lawlessness affecting everyday New Yorkers. Her campaign priorities include cracking down on drug crimes, antisemitism, and disorder in public spaces like homeless shelters. She also emphasizes the need for greater oversight of Democratic governance and rooting out fraud in Medicaid and social services.

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