.thereidout Blog: NY AG Letitia James just made a power move by leaving the governor's race
after jumping in just weeks ago. She said she will instead seek re-election as the state's highest legal officer.reports that her office is seeking to question former President Donald TrumpJames has developed a national profile of her own by leading the most thorough investigation yet into Trump and his shady business dealings.. “There are a number of important investigations and cases that are underway, and I intend to finish the job.
And yes, becoming the next New York governor would be an undoubtedly high-profile gig during an exciting time, as states prepare to receive a windfall of cash from the bipartisan infrastructure package. But James has developed a national profile of her own by leading the most thorough investigation yet into Trump and his shady business dealings.
The governorship will be there for the taking should she want it in the future. But seeing her office’s ongoing investigations to completion could give her the boost she needs to get there.
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