Scott Stringer on why he wants another shot at taking on Eric Adams for NYC mayor
Talking Points
Eric Adams just passed the halfway mark in his term as mayor. He's got two years to go, but already people are seeking to topple him.
Scott Stringer is a familiar face in New York politics - state lawmaker, Manhattan borough president, city comptroller, and a man who lost the mayor's race to Adams. Now, he wants to try again.
So what possibly is in his mind?
"Look, I love this city and I love public service, and I think this city needs a new direction. We are not well served by this administration," he told CBS New York's Political Reporter Marcia Kramer. "If I have a chance to move this city forward, to invest in education, to invest in housing, to invest in the issues that people - we - feel strongly about, then it's a campaign worth waging."
Your Point
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Exclamation Point
Kramer and Stringer are back for a bonus conversation on CBS News New York. Having been in office for a long time, what's something New Yorkers might not know about him, and how has the city changed?
"The Point with Marcia Kramer" airs every Sunday at 11:30 a.m. on CBS2, right after "Face the Nation." Then turn to CBS News New York at noon for "Exclamation Point," an extended conversation with our guests.
