Nothing is going to help Cuomo, he is screwed.

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Amol S.

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I expect Cuomo to stay in office and get re-elected. He's daring the talkers to walk, and I have hunch they won't. That's why he's holding his ground.

If he holds office till election time, and around that time it is discovered the accusations were true, I do not know how the New York State Legislature are going to fare with a Republican Governor. The Democrats are asking him to step down, to prevent that from happening.
 

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If he holds office till election time, and around that time it is discovered the accusations were true, I do not know how the New York State Legislature are going to fare with a Republican Governor. The Democrats are asking him to step down, to prevent that from happening.
It shouldn't be difficult to find another for the Democratic primary race. Cuomo understands a couple things. One, a lot of what gets said by politicians is purely superficial and not spoken with the actual intent of getting something done. The other is that it takes a lot to knock him or anyone else out because politics is all about "which poison pill do you want?" And he thinks that he is still the best poison pill of the lot.

It's highly doubtful that a Republican can beat the new guy from the Democratic party in a primary race. Cuomo won 60% for/36%against. Even in 2014, Cuomo won by 400k, 54% to 40%.

I don't expect the relevant masses of people to flip their entire paradigm over two scandals.

He might also simply let this term runs its course and then simply pull the "I'm not running for re-election" card. The news cycle will have cooled by then and he doesn't appear to admit guilt.

Even if the Republican Governor does get office, I highly doubt the legislature loses their current supermajorities, which can then override such a governor's veto power. Cuomo is making his fellow Democrats look better at the current moment. By making himself be the devil in the room, everyone else looks like angels and thus the voters have no psychological cause to defect on their choice for the state legislature but every cause to do so for the governorship if he tries for another term.

It's possible that the "fix" would be to put term limits on the office of governor and call it a day.
 

zinfamous

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College boy gets accused, without any evidence, evicted from college and money forfeited.

This guy? Nothing. The liberal hypocrisy is high as normal. Same high end Dems calling for heads of Repubs with far less evidence, are eerily silent on this. Not the first time, wont be the last either.

For the record, he should get due process, just like anyone else. There should be no rush to judgement, and have his day. I mean if pics of kissing people is all it takes, Biden tries and tries to kiss an underage girl as she is pulling away. That would get any college boy cancelled in a heartbeat. But when there are different rules for different people, this is what happens.

are you even paying attention, you ignorant dumbfuck? Where the hell are you getting this "nothing is happening" from?

Do you only watch Newsmax?

Jesus fucking christ, how does one live life so bitterly unaware of the actual reality outside their brains?

By your own religiofascist standards, Donald daughter-fucking rapist Trump would have been drawn and quartered a decade ago. That is what you demand, yet you defend the fucking coward rapist. Literally nothing happened to Trump. And here you are. Bullshitting away about pretend phantoms floating about some ethereal world that exists only in your noggin.
 
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Looks like some people think that you've got to keep digging to get out of the hole they've made themselves:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...f2e320-8448-11eb-9ca6-54e187ee4939_story.html
New York’s “vaccine czar” — a longtime adviser to Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo — phoned county officials in the past two weeks in attempts to gauge their loyalty to the embattled governor amid an ongoing sexual harassment investigation, according to multiple officials.

When I lived in NY, Cuomo always came off as a slimey individual with numerous other issues. It's time for NY to take out the trash.
 

K1052

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Looks like some people think that you've got to keep digging to get out of the hole they've made themselves:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...f2e320-8448-11eb-9ca6-54e187ee4939_story.html


When I lived in NY, Cuomo always came off as a slimey individual with numerous other issues. It's time for NY to take out the trash.

Such loyalty used to be a total given. If Schwartz (his number one henchman) is calling around to see where they stand then they're pretty fucked.
 

cytg111

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What is the worst allegation against him? I might be missing something here, the worst I've picked up is him asking "Can I has sex please?" - while that in itself can be tactful, mindful or not, myeah, but has he actually grabbed anyone by the pussy?
 

Amol S.

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What is the worst allegation against him? I might be missing something here, the worst I've picked up is him asking "Can I has sex please?" - while that in itself can be tactful, mindful or not, myeah, but has he actually grabbed anyone by the pussy?
There is a photo of him clapping his hands on the face of one of his accusers, then asked if he could kiss her. The photo even shows how worried the accuser looks.
 

cytg111

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There is a photo of him clapping his hands on the face of one of his accusers, then asked if he could kiss her. The photo even shows how worried the accuser looks.
I am not trying to excuse the dude, if he's an asshole he's an asshole... But "Can I kiss you?" That sounds like asking for consent? What am I missing?
 

Amol S.

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I am not trying to excuse the dude, if he's an asshole he's an asshole... But "Can I kiss you?" That sounds like asking for consent? What am I missing?
Shouldn't he have asked that before clasping the hands on the cheeks?
 

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Also pertinent is I believe all the accusers were employees/aides and thus consent becomes a very tenuous concept.
 
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Shouldn't he have asked that before clasping the hands on the cheeks?

Also pertinent is I believe all the accusers were employees/aides and thus consent becomes a very tenuous concept.

Yes. I get these points.
Btw, by cheeks we are talking about the face right?

I am just asking if this is "to the gallows" kind of offenses?
I just think that in a second or two you will have to cancel everybody in a position of power aged 40+.
Its like a quarter of all married couple that find each other at the workplace right?
I know, by TODAYS standard the power dynamics dictate that if you are in any kind of management job, workplace romance is not for you. It is however a pretty recent cultural development. Right? Isnt that like retroactively reinstating prohibition and fining everybody that has ever had a drink?
 
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Was reading this


First sentence
President Joe Biden broke his silence on Gov. Andrew Cuomo's mounting allegations of sexual misconduct on Sunday – but fell short of calling on the embattled New York Democrat to resign.

"sexual misconduct" is a link, a link to all of the sexual misconduct that Cuomo is accused of.
Or is it?
Or is it just a link to ffffffuxnews.com/category/us/crime?

I mean. Sigh.
 

zinfamous

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Wow, look at the ad I have at the bottom of this page. Took a screenshot. View attachment 41093

for some reason, the random AT ads that come through adsense, when political, are always the bottom of the barrel of sociopathic GOP nonsense. I remember some years ago there was a photo of an aborted fetus, lol.

and the moron redhatters here think that "only liberals post here!"
 

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I still believe Cuomo should hang in there. This all seems quite fishy to me. When one attack failed to work then suddenly more women come forward? Then even more? No, there is something else going on here. ...
This is typical. We see the same pattern over and over. The first accuser steps forward and then everyone else who had similar problems in the past who were thinking "oh maybe I'm the only one" feel compelled to come forward to support their fellow victims.
 

K1052

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Polling looks to be holding steady-ish that he shouldn't resign (which I never thought he'd do). But:


The leg may or may not remove him but this signals a vast decrease in his political power and he's more vulnerable to further scandal (there is another one brewing with the bridge he named after his dad). His overall approval is also now underwater.
 

HomerJS

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Elephant in the room. Republican Governor gets in and orders state AGs to drop cases against Trump or get fired
 

Amol S.

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Wow, this article really pitches a dive into why there is still so much hatred between Cuomo and DeBlasio, all thanks to an interview recently done with one of the accusers. It looks like Cuomo has no intentions of fixing up his professional relationship with DeBlasio.

 
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Wow, this article really pitches a dive into why there is still so much hatred between Cuomo and DeBlasio, all thanks to an interview recently done with one of the accusers. It looks like Cuomo has no intentions of fixing up his professional relationship with DeBlasio.

DeBlasio is a clown in his own right. Hopefully, NYC doesn't make the same mistake of electing a mayor who talks big, but doesn't feel like actually using the levers of the city government to effect change.