If you know that something is right, it is always a good thing to speak up. Sure, there might not be people that don’t believe you but there might also be people that have had the same thing happen to them.
It is one of the things that is so amazing about when people courageously decide to speak out when they have been assaulted or harassed. At first, it is just one person but that one person can inspire others to talk about what happened to them. This is turning bad for Andrew Cuomo.
The left is turning on New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. Sexual harassment allegations have begun to emerge after it was revealed that his policies directly caused the deaths of thousands of elderly residents.
Democrats are completely in favor of authoritarian-style COVID lockdowns, so many likely fear that calling out one of Cuomo’s policies could lead to scrutiny on many other policies in New York that have been implemented in most Democrat-run states.
As the Democrats spent the majority of the past few months praising Cuomo for his ‘excellent’ handling of the COVID pandemic, giving him awards and celebrating him as the governor that every state should look to for advice on how to handle their own policies, many on the left were afraid to come out and criticize him for the nursing home death scandal. Now, they don’t have to.
They can still cancel Cuomo, and pretend they are holding him accountable, for a completely different reason: #MeToo. Since New York’s governor is no longer useful in their political game, Democrats have begun attacking him due to several allegations of sexual harassment/misconduct.
As The GOP Times previously reported, “Far-left New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has turned on Democrat Governor Andrew Cuomo, not for the thousands of elderly nursing home victims that were killed by Cuomo’s COVID policies, but for new sexual harassment allegations against the governor.”
Other elected officials in New York have joined de Blasio in attacking Cuomo.
“I’m reeling, quite frankly. It’s disturbing to say the least,” said Assemblywoman Patricia Fahy, a Democrat who represents New York’s 109th Assembly District.