By Zack Fink New York City PUBLISHED 7:41 PM ET Feb. 22, 2021 PUBLISHED February 22, 2021 @7:41 PM
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Monday marked a new week for Governor Andrew Cuomo, but a nagging topic remained: a Justice Department probe into nursing home deaths during the pandemic, a probe he says that goes back several months. We have had requests for the DOJ since last year, when President Trump accused Democratic states of the COVID problem,” Cuomo said at his daily press briefing. “The inquiry has been going on since last August. We have complied with the inquiry and we will continue to.
.@NYGovCuomo says his Administration has had requests from US Department of Justice since last year. “It’s been ongoing since August.” Cuomo repeats that New York is number 34 on lists of states in terms of nursing homes deaths. Says they will conti
https://www.afinalwarning.com/481802.html (Natural News) Several months after Gov. Andrew Cuomo rejected calls for tax hikes and begged the rich to return to New York, the governor is now saying that the city has to increase taxes to offset an $8.7 billion deficit caused by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
New York will suffer if Congress doesn’t help, says Cuomo
On Dec. 9, Cuomo warned that New York would be forced to lay-off thousands of workers, increase taxes, fares, tolls and government borrowing with “devastating” consequences if Congress doesn’t help the state.
Democrat Cuomo also said that the state needs to raise taxes even if federal aid was approved to plug its current projected deficit bill of $30 billion for the next two years.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said the state will need to raise taxes to plug a $8.7billion black hole caused by COVID-19- but stops short of saying who will get taxed.