Governor Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) has been the target of intense scrutiny by some critics for months, and by others for a matter of weeks. Either way, his once-glorified handling of the coronavirus pandemic in New York has since been marred with accusations of cover-ups, concealment of information, and now, six instances of alleged sexual assault or unwanted sexual advances. Now, the people and the processes in place should be able to decide Cuomo’s fate.
The governor’s handling of the data regarding nursing home deaths in the state has now led to further investigations over potential cover-ups and the intentional masking of information from the public. Outrage over the alleged purposeful underreporting of the data picked up steam last week as the media — for months seemingly uninterested in the scandal —caught on to questions that family members of New York’s COVID victims have been asking for months.

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