Cuomo aide admits they hid nursing home data so feds wouldn’t find out

[tirwin1]

Cuomo will find some way to weasel out of this or pass the blame to someone else. That Fucker is like Teflon nothing sticks.

It all depends on whether the press turns against him. I'm thinking this is a possible democratic party civil war taking place. The Obama/harris wing of the party taking out a potential primary challenger in 2024. The prickly cuomo has antagonized alot of democrats.

 

[Defilade]

This is very simple, Crack open the books! If the death numbers are so different than what was reported....Monkeyface needs to go.
Kinda like our Voting issues in this Country.

 

[kev74]

I have no confidence in the assembly or senate doing the right thing.

This might prompt Monkeyface into being brazen enough with his mifia tactics that people stop covering for him.

 

[Dr. Evil]

 

[Dr. Evil]

Commentary: Why won't Dr. Fauci speak up about Gov. Cuomo's ongoing nursing home scandal? - The True Reporter

Dr. Anthony Fauci used his opportunity to troll Donald Trump “The idea that you can get up here and … let the science speak, it is somewhat of a liberating feeling,” Fauci said. Join Our Telegram channel here: https://t.me/TheTrueReporter Well, he wasn’t really “liberated” when asked to comment...

thetruereporter.com

 

[BerettaGuy]

It all depends on whether the press turns against him. I'm thinking this is a possible democratic party civil war taking place. The Obama/harris wing of the party taking out a potential primary challenger in 2024. The prickly cuomo has antagonized alot of democrats.

'Classic Andrew Cuomo': NYC Mayor De Blasio Eviscerates Gov. Cuomo Over Nursing Home Death Cover Up | Even New York City's worst Mayor is joining in and bashing Andrew Cuomo for covering up the real number of COVID nursing home deaths. | By Media Res

Even New York City's worst Mayor is joining in and bashing Andrew Cuomo for covering up the real number of COVID nursing home deaths.

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[livingston]

5 Keys to Understanding Cuomo’s COVID-19 Cover-up in New York
New York state lawmakers say they want to impeach Gov. Andrew Cuomo, strip him of emergency powers, and investigate his administration as new information shows the state’s COVID-19 death toll in nursing homes is even higher than a revised estimate.

The New York Department of Health released data Wednesday on 647 more nursing home deaths to the Empire Center for Public Policy, a state think tank that has analyzed the issue through a state statute called the Freedom of Information Law.
As what some call a cover-up unravels, here are key questions about the scandal.

5 Keys to Understanding Cuomo's COVID-19 Cover-up in New York

Nine fellow Democrats press for impeachment, but New York's governor says the Legislature could commit a crime by investigating him.

www.dailysignal.com

 

[Robin]

Cuomo has no accomplishments, zero. Like many prominent people today with no accomplishments, the media made them! Now the media is taking him down. Why? I'll be glad to see him go, I just want to know what is really going on behind the curtain.
Robin

 

[1075tech]

The citizens of New York State deserve better than the abuse of power, breach of public trust and cover-up of public information displayed by the Governor and his team.

Isn't this pretty much his entire political career?

 

[Dr. Evil]

Steve McLaughlin

9tSpoumenhsoredh ·

As seen on 787..... a sentiment shared by millions.

 

[Bigfoot]

I hope FUAC is sweating bullets.

 

[Bigfoot]

Duh! - LOL ... Andy's a window licker.

 

[Dr. Evil]

Assemblyman Joe DeStefano

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Here’s a statement from the Assembly’s Republican Conference on our efforts to return the emergency powers assumed by the governor during the pandemic back to the elected legislators. As recent events have shown, including a scathing attorney general report showing that he underreported nursing home deaths and a federal Department of Justice investigation, the governor would be well served having the legislature restored as co-equal branches of government.
For the second straight day, the Assembly Majority avoided taking any action to end Gov. Cuomo’s emergency powers. Despite a Democrat-led effort last week encouraging support for repealing the executive’s authority, the Majority now appears to be content with the status quo.
On Monday, Assembly Republicans attached an amendment ending the governor’s powers to a pair of bills. One was skipped on the calendar. The other was laid aside.
On Tuesday, Republicans attached the same amendment once again. Democrats responded by bringing only one bill to the floor and ending proceedings within an hour.
When it comes to restoring the Legislature as a co-equal branch of government, the Majority appears to be moving from reluctance to outright refusal. Ending the unilateral authority of the governor simply returns New York state to the representative democracy it was always intended to be.
It is astonishing that even today – with the governor’s office embroiled in cover-ups, credibility issues and criminal investigations – Assembly Democrats prefer to take cover rather than take action.

 

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Assemblyman Joe DeStefano

YetstmSesrduay Sanitf 9p:lo0eu8ciSu nsSPosreiMhdddec ·
Here’s a statement from the Assembly’s Republican Conference on our efforts to return the emergency powers assumed by the governor during the pandemic back to the elected legislators. As recent events have shown, including a scathing attorney general report showing that he underreported nursing home deaths and a federal Department of Justice investigation, the governor would be well served having the legislature restored as co-equal branches of government.
For the second straight day, the Assembly Majority avoided taking any action to end Gov. Cuomo’s emergency powers. Despite a Democrat-led effort last week encouraging support for repealing the executive’s authority, the Majority now appears to be content with the status quo.
On Monday, Assembly Republicans attached an amendment ending the governor’s powers to a pair of bills. One was skipped on the calendar. The other was laid aside.
On Tuesday, Republicans attached the same amendment once again. Democrats responded by bringing only one bill to the floor and ending proceedings within an hour.
When it comes to restoring the Legislature as a co-equal branch of government, the Majority appears to be moving from reluctance to outright refusal. Ending the unilateral authority of the governor simply returns New York state to the representative democracy it was always intended to be.
It is astonishing that even today – with the governor’s office embroiled in cover-ups, credibility issues and criminal investigations – Assembly Democrats prefer to take cover rather than take action.

The goal of most legislators is to provide the favors they are paid by lobbyists to deliver while avoiding as much responsibility as possible.

To that end it is very much in their interest to cede power (and the associated blame) to the executive.