What a pair.
Of
Cuomos, that is. Governor Andrew Cuomo (D-N.Y.) is in hot water after multiple
credible charges of sexual harassment have been levied against him by, at last
count, five different women. Andrew, though issuing a sort of apology recently,
is utterly determined to hold on to his power, saying “There
is no way I resign.” He claimed that if his actions made the young women
“uncomfortable,” they were “unintentional.” He said he felt “awful” about the
allegations and admitted to being “embarrassed,”
and seemed to feel that this should be reason enough to allow him to stay in
office. Oddly enough, or by someone’s design, the charges of harassment have
completely overshadowed the deaths of thousands of elderly that were caused by
the governor’s decision to place people infected with COVID-19 into nursing
homes. And his administration’s actions to hide
the real number of fatalities from the public.
Meanwhile,
Andrew’s brother Chris, a CNN host, claimed he “obviously” couldn’t cover the
harassment allegations against
his brother. CNN apparently feels it “obviously” can’t cover allegations
against any Democrat, so it’s not surprising in that sense, though the two
Cuomos have frequently frolicked and cavorted on air over the past year or
more. Chris has taken some heat himself for his recent antics with friend and
fellow CNN host Don Lemon. While speaking with Lemon on March 5th,
Chris inexplicably began singing the theme song for "Good
Times," a CBS sitcom featuring American television’s first Black
two-parent family that aired in the 1970s. This prompted Lemon to say, "How
do you know the words to 'Good Times?’” To which Cuomo quickly replied, "You
know I'm black
on the inside.” That remark, naturally, led to claims of
“appropriation.”
Chris
is, apparently, an Oreo in reverse, white on the outside and black on the
inside. Both Cuomos should be red all over.
What
a pair, indeed.
Sounds
like something Andrew might say.
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