There was a distinct sense of deja vu when Zephyr Teachout Nov. 15 announced her candidacy for State Attorney General next year, standing outside what not long ago was renamed the Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Municipal Building in Brooklyn.
It's not a renewal of a rivalry—at least not yet—like the face-off that will pit the two contestants for Lieutenant Governor four years ago in a rematch, this time for the Big Job: Governor Hochul, who prevailed in 2018, against Jumaane Williams, who used his strong run in that contest as a springboard to his move from Brooklyn City Councilman to Public Advocate a few months later.
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