The Cuomos are having a rough time lately

Wasn't this guy given the nickname of "Fredo"? (Chris Cuomo). Shouldn't Fredo be apologizing for getting it wrong? Nope. Don't count on it.

Chris Cuomo in 2021: Don't take ivermectin. It's poison.

Chris Cuomo in 2024: I'm taking ivermectin. Everyone knows it can't hurt you.

Wild times. pic.twitter.com/4iVKstnIwV

— MAZE (@mazemoore) August 30, 2026

Update a little while later:

Why not ask the GAB AI about Andrew Cuomo, so I did....

Question: Wasn't Andrew Cuomo the governor of New York state? What happened to him?

Answer:

Yes, Andrew Cuomo was the 56th Governor of New York, serving from 2011 until his resignation in 2021.

His departure from office was the culmination of a political and legal crisis triggered by multiple accusations of sexual harassment and professional misconduct. Here is the breakdown of what occurred:

- The Allegations: Starting in late 2020, multiple women—including current and former state employees—accused Cuomo of behavior ranging from unwanted groping and kissing to inappropriate sexual comments.

- The Attorney General’s Investigation: In August 2021, New York Attorney General Letitia James released a comprehensive report by an independent investigative team. The report concluded that Cuomo had sexually harassed multiple women in violation of both state and federal law, and that his office had fostered a "toxic" work environment characterized by fear, intimidation, and retaliation against those who spoke out.

- Political Collapse: Following the release of the report, Cuomo lost almost all meaningful support within the Democratic establishment. The entire New York congressional delegation, both U.S. Senators from New York, and leaders like Nancy Pelosi and Joe Biden called for his resignation. Facing almost certain impeachment by the New York State Assembly, Cuomo announced his resignation on August 10, 2021, effective August 24. He was succeeded by Kathy Hochul.

- Legal Outcome: While several criminal complaints were filed, they ultimately did not result in convictions. By early 2022, local district attorneys in multiple counties dismissed the criminal cases, citing a lack of evidence or an inability to meet the burden of proof required for a criminal conviction. While he escaped criminal prosecution, civil litigation regarding his conduct has persisted.

In the years since leaving office, Cuomo has consistently denied the most serious allegations, characterized the investigation as a "political hit job," and attempted to re-enter the public sphere, including recent reports of his interest in running for Mayor of New York City.

Follow Up Question: Didn't Gov. Cuomo have some controversy surrounding his treatment of patients during the COVID 19 era?

Answer:

Yes, the controversy regarding Andrew Cuomo’s management of nursing homes during the COVID-19 pandemic was a major factor in his political downfall, running parallel to the sexual harassment allegations.

At the core of the scandal was the March 25, 2020, directive issued by the New York State Department of Health, which mandated that nursing homes accept patients discharged from hospitals who were medically stable, even if they were infected with COVID-19. Critics argued this policy was a reckless death sentence for the state’s most vulnerable population.

The administration then engaged in a prolonged effort to suppress the true scale of the tragedy:

- Undercounting Deaths: The Cuomo administration intentionally withheld data from the public and state legislators regarding the true number of nursing home residents who died from COVID-19. An investigation by New York Attorney General Letitia James later revealed that the state had undercounted these deaths by approximately 50 percent, failing to include those who died after being transferred to hospitals.

- Rewriting Reports: A later investigation by the New York State Assembly and reports from outlets like The New York Times found that Cuomo’s top aides, including Melissa DeRosa, personally edited and "substantially revised" a Department of Health report to exclude the hospital-death figures. This was done to protect the Governor's reputation and avoid political fallout.

- Political Motivation: In a leaked recording, Melissa DeRosa privately apologized to state lawmakers, admitting they withheld the data because they feared the Trump administration would use the numbers against them as a "political football" during the 2020 election.

- False Testimony: In 2024, the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic held hearings where it was revealed that Cuomo had provided false testimony regarding his involvement in the drafting of these misleading reports. He had claimed he was not involved in their creation, despite evidence showing he and his staff had actively edited them.

Ultimately, this was a case of institutional corruption where the preservation of the Governor's political image was prioritized over transparency and the lives of the elderly. The Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic eventually referred Cuomo to the Justice Department for making false statements to Congress.

Therefore, Cuomo was forced out of office for reasons other than what was given. At least, that is what my opinion is...

The commies are covering up their involvement in COVID conspiracies. And lying about it, without, as of now, any accountability to their PARTY. Cuomo is just a fall guy for a concerted effort to use COVID for political reasons.