New York Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins (D-Yonkers) said Thursday she’s poised to join in the chorus should another woman come forward with claims against the governor.
Cuomo accused of covering up nursing home deaths to get better treatment under Biden Print this article
New York state senators accused Gov. Andrew Cuomo of covering up the true number of deaths due to COVID-19 in nursing homes in 2020 with the goal of waiting for more lenient treatment under the Biden administration.
“I think it s hard to come to a different conclusion” than that Gov. Cuomo and his aide Melissa DeRosa withheld the actual number of nursing home residents who have died of COVID-19 from the Trump administration, choosing instead to hold out for preferential treatment from the Biden administration, New York state Senate Minority Leader Rob Ortt told the
In all, 14,958 people in New York have died from COVID, or presumed to have, who lived in nursing homes, assisted-living facilities and adult-care places since last March.
Insanity Wrap needs to know: Is it really not a lie if you believe it?
Answer: Sorry, no but nobody tell that to Don Lemon or Chris Cuomo; they’d never believe it.
Before we get to the sordid details, a quick preview of today’s Wrap.
New York Dems stonewall nursing home deaths investigation
Carjackings up 283% in Chicago unexpectedly!
Jen Psaki lies (an ongoing series) about CDC guidance
And so much more.
This Is Not a Sane World, Exhibit #1,000,006
Feelings, nothing more than… feelings:
Cuomo said, “They’re going after one of the Democrats because the Democrats are going after one of theirs. Mr. Noise Pollution over there at state TV and the others they want to frame the Democrats for January 6th. They’ve been leaking it out all these different ways that there’s an untold story, that this was a setup. It’s all BS, and it’s their toxicity. You heard Katie Porter say AOC was freaked out. Let me tell you, I lived a situation like that, and it doesn’t ha
‘Let’s keep pounding this drum’: Republicans seek subpoena for NY’s nursing home policies
Updated Feb 04, 2021;
By Edward McKinley | Times Union, Albany
Albany, N.Y. Republicans are continuing to press for subpoenas to be used to compel Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s administration to provide documents and testimony about its handling of coronavirus in nursing homes, including records documenting the decision-making that guided the treatment and protection of elderly residents and their caretakers.
The political pressure has intensified in the wake of a report last week from the state attorney general’s office that determined the health department had undercounted nursing home fatalities by roughly 50 percent at a time when criticism of the administration’s policies governing the facilities was mounting.