What the Tish James-Saritha Komatireddy debate will reveal

New Yorkers who care about crime, the mentally ill and protecting taxpayer funds should watch Thursday’s debate between Attorney General Letitia James and challenger Saritha Komatireddy.The contrast will be unmistakable.Komatireddy, a Harvard-trained ex-Biden official and federal prosecutor, will likely recount her 32-count “political indictment” of the AG and to ask public to find her “guilty” when they vote in November.It’s a well-deserved indictment.Komatireddy’s top “charge” against James? Abandoning her official duties and abusing her office to play politics.How? Mainly, by endlessly slapping President Donald Trump and his administration with meritless lawsuits — which win her headlines but inevitably get shot down in court.In a two-year span alone, James sued Team Trump a jaw-dropping 66 times.She also helped fellow hack Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg bring a bogus criminal case against Trump, and filed her own trash civil case against him, accusing him of defrauding banks — even though the banks made money, never complained and hope to do more business with him.(Both ultimately failed.)All that, of course, was to keep a campaign promise to probe and prosecute Trump — even though she couldn’t name any crimes he may have committed.This summer, a whistleblower in her office, former prosecutor Daniel Wiesenfeld, reported he was ordered to target Trump, despite the lack of “a credible reason.”He now alleges her office is threatening him with “civil and/or criminal action” if he doesn’t destroy evidence supporting his claim.James must’ve learned her tactics from the organized crime gangs she’s failing to take down.Worse: She set on using her power to play politics again in her probe of the Cornell 7 for sexual assault.How on Earth can anyone expect a fair probe when she’s already concluded “what the young woman has been forced to endure is horrific” and has vowed “to stand” with her?Nor will hiring outside...