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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is refusing to resign despite three women, including two aides, accusing him of inappropriate behavior. Oh, and not to mention all the thousands of dead seniors after this March 25 order that nursing homes accept positive virus patients and the subsequent multiple actions to obscure that information, even allegedly threatening other Democrats.
Many have called on him to resign, including some Democrats.
That drumbeat is going to get louder especially after the interview that Charlotte Bennett gave to CBS last night where as we reported she told them that she felt she was being “groomed” by Cuomo for sex.As we observed, Bennett pointed out that one of the reasons she thought Cuomo felt emboldened was because of the national media pumping him up which she thought made him feel “untouchable.”
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Andrew Cuomo already changed direction on an “independent review” of the sexual harassment claims against the politician, but the new plan fell short of demands. Other elected officials wanted him to refer this to state Attorney General
Letitia James, but he also included
Janet DiFiore, who he appointed as chief judge of New York’s highest court.
“This is not how it is supposed to work,” New York State Senator
“This is not the process laid out under Section 63 of the Executive Law relating to referring cases to the AG for investigation,” he wrote. “Nor is this what the AG asked for in her statement. The Chief Judge is not supposed to have a role in that process, so why does she have one here?
White House press secretary Jen Psaki called for an "independent review" into the allegations faced by New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) on Sunday after the governor was accused of sexual harassment by two former aides.Speaking on CNN's "State of the Union," Psaki was asked by host Dana Bash whether the White House believes the allegations raised by Charlotte Bennett in a New York Times interview Saturday. Bennett, 25, accused Cuomo, 63, of.