Saritha Komatireddy

See, Big Tish is up for re-election, and this time her election may not be as easy as she'd like, because with no Trump or Ivy League frat boys to torment, Big Tish may have to face a reality, a consequence, her record.

Here she is getting called out by her opponent.

This lady's name is Sarita Komatireddi.

New York spends $126 billion on Medicaid every year.

To the President of the United States.

Under this president.

My opponent, unfortunately, is supported by the president of these United States.

We found that your office has been prosecuting fewer fraud cases than any other large state.

Crime will be up, homelessness will be up, fraud will be up.

Saritha Komatireddy is our guest here on The Scott Jennings Show, former federal prosecutor and is the Republican nominee for attorney general in New York.

Saritha, in your opinion, what is the biggest public safety problem in New York right now, and what is the first thing that you would do as attorney general to change it?

I think the biggest public safety problem is the homelessness crisis.

We have to give judges discretion in every case to consider whether someone is a danger to the community.

Very common sense change, but for whatever reason, New York has just been left out, uh, of that very common sense solution, and that's an easy change to make.

Sarit- Saritha Komatireddy, Republican candidate for attorney general in New York, is our guest here on The Scott Jennings Show.

During this debate the other night, you also raised concerns about Medicaid fraud.

Anyway, I wanna play a couple of clips.

Um, you know, this is Suretha, you know, saying, uh, "My motto, y- you know, just fight crime." And then she talks about, you know, as the Republican candidate for New York Attorney General slamming Letitia James for failing to investigate 40 billion in Medicare fraud.

Uh, then can't name, uh, Letitia James couldn't name one attorney general she admired.

I think it was 12 seconds of dead air.

According to the Wash-- uh, according to The Wall Street Journal, she named Trump or the president about a dozen and a half times in an hour-long debate on Thursday night.

She said, "What New York needs is someone who gets results." Um, her opponent is a person named Saritha Komatireddy, who's an Indian American.

She faces an uphill political climb because the people of New York apparently were all frontally lobotomized some years ago, which is how you end up with Kathy Hochul as governor and Zarin Mamdani as the mayor of the greatest capital city in the history of the world.

Komatireddy actually understands the law and understands her job.

Letitia James does not.

Here is Saritha Komatireddy explaining that Letitia James can't defend her record at all, which of course is true.

Every time Letitia James mentions Donald Trump, just remember it's because she can't defend her failing record.

She just admitted that the Medicaid fraud unit went from first to worst under her watch, and she has no good explanation for that.