Former De Blasio lawyer Maya Ville Meyer launches the bid

Former De Blasio legal adviser Maya Villa hit her ex-boss for a new announcement Wednesday night for her leadership failure 2021 Mayor speaks.

The 56-year-old civil rights attorney and former MSNBC critic – who has never held an elected position – gives his external status status in a three-minute space.

“I’m not a traditional candidate, but it’s not a risk to change,” he says from the sidewalk of his leafy Prospect Park South neighborhood in Brooklyn.

“Elections of the same kind of people, repeating the same old broken promises over and over again, and expecting things to be different, which we can’t afford right now,” he says, with two of the race’s leading candidates subtly knocked down – city controller Scott Stringer And President of the Brooklyn Borough Eric Adams.

“Our 24,000 neighbors, friends and family members are not losing their lives because of this epidemic and the historic economic crisis that is shutting down our small businesses, the backbone of our economy. Millions of New Yorkers are not surprised with how they will feed their children and pay their rent.

“And not with a crisis of confidence in our city’s leadership,” she said in an arrest of her former boss. Who has faced criticism From the political wing to handle protests against the coronavirus epidemic and the Black Lives Matter.

But also echoed Ville de Blasio “The Story of Two Cities” Saying the mayor’s propaganda mantra that he wants to create a “stronger, better and more just city”.

And he has to work hard Distance yourself After serving as De Blessio’s top lawyer for nearly three years in his first start from Heisner.

In the meantime, he defended the mayor In the fundraising scam And Keep the conversation basic With independent assistants, known as “agents of the city.” De Blasio was later forced to hand over emails following a lawsuit by Post and NY1.

Ville The mayor, along with Democratic State Sen. Mike Ginaris, family members and other supporters, plans to make the mayor’s office official on Thursday at the public plaza in front of the Brooklyn Museum.

Beyond Stringer and Adams, Ville enters a crowded area of ​​Democratic contenders. Declared or potential candidates include the former De Blasio Sanitation Commissioner Catherine Garcia, Former Veterans Service Commissioner of Administration Reit. Brigadier General Lori Sutton, A former Obama cabinet member Shawn Donovan, And a non-profit leader Diane Moreless.

Republicans who have launched campaigns or are exploring bids include the Guardian Angels founder Curtis Sliva, Grocery mogul John Catts Tsimatidis, And Andrew Giuliani, Son of former mayor Rudy Giuliani.