Cuomo
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nsacpi
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The New York State comptroller has issued a referral authorizing the state attorney general to begin a possible criminal investigation into Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s use of state resources in relation to his most recent book.
The potential investigation follows a March 31 report in The New York Times and subsequent reporting in other publications that detailed how junior staff members and senior aides worked on “American Crisis: Leadership Lessons from the Covid-19 Pandemic,” the governor’s dramatic retelling of the battle against the virus.
The office of the state attorney general, Letitia James, did not have any immediate comment on the comptroller’s letter, though in most cases, such a referral would trigger an investigation.
The misuse of public resources has led to the downfall of numerous political figures, including a former state comptroller, Alan G. Hevesi, who resigned and pleaded guilty to a felony in 2006 after he used a state driver to run errands for his wife.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/19/...-investigation.html?smtyp=cur&smid=tw-nytimes
The potential investigation follows a March 31 report in The New York Times and subsequent reporting in other publications that detailed how junior staff members and senior aides worked on “American Crisis: Leadership Lessons from the Covid-19 Pandemic,” the governor’s dramatic retelling of the battle against the virus.
The office of the state attorney general, Letitia James, did not have any immediate comment on the comptroller’s letter, though in most cases, such a referral would trigger an investigation.
The misuse of public resources has led to the downfall of numerous political figures, including a former state comptroller, Alan G. Hevesi, who resigned and pleaded guilty to a felony in 2006 after he used a state driver to run errands for his wife.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/19/...-investigation.html?smtyp=cur&smid=tw-nytimes
acesfull86
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"People value the truth," Cuomo said in a January interview on MSNBC. "Incompetent government kills people. More people died than needed to die [of] COVID."
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April 29th and he’s still in office
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April 29th and he’s still in office
sturg33
I
Enablers like the lecturer allow it bc it helped take out Trump.
Cuomo is everything they pretend the orange man is...
acesfull86
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Wonder how many people needlessly died in NY because the media was so desperate to create and prop up a Trump foil
Some of us knew this guy was a ****head long before COVID reached American soil
Some of us knew this guy was a ****head long before COVID reached American soil
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
There is one detail about the order to send people back to nursing homes that I've wondered about. Were people sent back while still sick and contagious. Or not. It seems like an important detail that has not been covered much. I've tried to find some info on this but have not had much success.
McCann'sCans
Gwinnett Bound
He should've been removed a long time ago. Still wouldn't surprise me to see him impeached before 2022 pending some of the ongoing investigations. We can only hope.
acesfull86
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https://www.cnn.com/2021/05/25/politics/cuomo-governor-2022-reelection-polling/index.html
His persistent refusal to walk away from the governorship -- or to show any doubt about whether or not to seek a fourth term next November drew eyerolls and derision from many Democratic politicians earlier this spring.
But new poll numbers from Siena College suggest that, at worst, the New York Democrat has managed to tread water amid these allegations -- and may even be decently positioned to win again in November 2022.
A plurality of New York voters (49%) believe Cuomo should not resign while 41% say he should. And while 48% have an unfavorable view of him (as compared to 44% who see him in a favorable light), that is significantly better than the 40% favorable/52% unfavorable rating for Cuomo in last month's Siena poll.
There's also this: When matched with a generic Republican, Cuomo leads 48%-38%.
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My state is an embarrassment. Incredible the amount of people in this country who simply vote for a letter next to a name...
His persistent refusal to walk away from the governorship -- or to show any doubt about whether or not to seek a fourth term next November drew eyerolls and derision from many Democratic politicians earlier this spring.
But new poll numbers from Siena College suggest that, at worst, the New York Democrat has managed to tread water amid these allegations -- and may even be decently positioned to win again in November 2022.
A plurality of New York voters (49%) believe Cuomo should not resign while 41% say he should. And while 48% have an unfavorable view of him (as compared to 44% who see him in a favorable light), that is significantly better than the 40% favorable/52% unfavorable rating for Cuomo in last month's Siena poll.
There's also this: When matched with a generic Republican, Cuomo leads 48%-38%.
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My state is an embarrassment. Incredible the amount of people in this country who simply vote for a letter next to a name...
cajunrevenge
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Has he been convicted of a crime? Charged? No? That makes your accusations a hoax. How you can hate Cuomo but love Trump is mindboggling.
Runnin
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Makes perfect sense to me.
cajunrevenge
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And I am going to keep reminding you that your boy lost in a landslide. Find any bamboo dust yet?
acesfull86
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Still in office
Tapate50
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I was told by posters here that Dems would never stand for anything like this.