NY 2022 - Zeldin/Esposito, Libertarian & WFP updates

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Would be great to see Teachout run again, though she is another figure who probably can't afford another loss.

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Some people say that Alessandra Biaggi is trying to be Lt. Governor, but she is controversial.

Is it true?

She has branded herself as an AOC-style progressive (though I don't think she identifies as a socialist), but there is skepticism of her among the grassroots left due to coming from a well-established political family and having been a staffer for the likes of Crowley, the Brooklyn DA, Hillary Clinton's Presidential campaign, and a fairly long stint in Cuomo's office on his counsel team.

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A bit disappointing to see one of the most effective state AG's in my lifetime vacate her office for what will be a major uphill battle. Hopefully her successor (ideally Teachout) is able to continue her great work.

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Big wildcard here - experienced in a political setting but untested as a candidate, good resume but very little charisma, strong anti-Trump credentials but potential prosecutorial history that could be problematic in a Dem primary.

https://twitter.com/danielsgoldman/status/1460578811519586307?s=20

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Was this man not vetted?

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Now that I've seen a tweet from Nick Gourevitch in an Atlas thread I know I've seen everything.

(Not a comment on the debate that I didn't watch or either candidate's performance)

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This makes the fight over Hector LaSalle look even more psychotic. Maybe she saw the party's reaction to Wisconsin and wanted in on it.