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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) is defiantly rebuffing calls, including those from within his own party for his resignations, telling them there is “no way” he is resigning just based solely on the recent allegations of sexual harassment lodged against him and insisting that he would not be “distracted” as he is focused on getting the state budget approved before April 1.
Engulfed in two sets of sexual harrasment allegations made by former aides in less than one week, New York scandal-embroiled Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) finally surrendered on the state’s Attorney General Letitia James request by granting a referral for her office to be the sole authority in investigating, with subpoena authority the claims of misconduct.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo (D) facing intense scrutiny after a former aide unveiled vivid details accusing him of sexual harassment, once slandered then-Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh amid claims of sexual allegations made against him and demanded he take a lie-detector test to disprove his accuser.
