"Family members of seniors who died in nursing-homes saw the emails as proof that Cuomo not only made decisions that killed their loved ones,
but also lied about it."
I wonder if any other governors, who've claimed not to be aware of what was going on in their states, were careless enough to leave things laying around to be found like this?
"Family members of seniors who died in nursing-homes saw the emails as proof that Cuomo not only made decisions that killed their loved ones, but also lied about it."
I wonder if any other governors, who've claimed not to be aware of what was going on in their states, were careless enough to leave things laying
around to be found like this?
What can happen to him? Can the union protect him from this?
And does this mean that other state employees covered for him?
"Family members of seniors who died in nursing-homes saw the emails proof that Cuomo not only made decisions that killed their loved on but also lied about it."
I wonder if any other governors, who've claimed not to be aware of was going on in their states, were careless enough to leave things laying
around to be found like this?
What can happen to him? Can the union protect him from this?
As the article stated, he was not under oath but was cautioned that being untruthful could have consequences.
Which union?
And does this mean that other state employees covered for him?
Maybe. I don't know that any others testified that he was not aware.
As the article stated, he was not under oath but was cautioned that being untruthful could have consequences.
Andrew Cuomo expects to someday get back into politics :)
Which union?
State employees (most of them) are required to join unions. Some of them have choice of which union they join. I'm assuming the governor of NY is required t
join a union. So now I'm left wondering if the union can help Cuomo out of his
legal problems.
And does this mean that other state employees covered for him?
Maybe. I don't know that any others testified that he was not aware.
My spidy-senses tell me that Kathy Hochul, who was lieutenant governor at the time, didn't try to stop him.
join a union. So now I'm left wondering if the union can help Cuomo out his
legal problems.
Here, they tried to unionize the regular rank-and-file workers > 20 years ago. It didn't work out. IIRC, all of the non-merit (appointed) employees and above (i.e. the Governor) would have been excluded from
the Union as, in theory, those would be the "managers" that the Union
was supposed to protect the employees from.
My spidy-senses tell me that Kathy Hochul, who was lieutenant governor a time, didn't try to stop him.
Maybe not. It depends on how much in the loop Cuomo kept her. Here, the Lt. Governors are usually not really in the loop on most things. They have a few projects which are theirs. At least two recent Governors
have kept their Lt. Governors so far out of the loop that, when the Lt. resigned early, the Governor didn't even bother replacing them. One of the Govs went two or three years with a vacant Lt. Governor's seat.
Ok, so she might not be part of the nursing home massacre. But if prosecutors >in my state have any decency, they will make the possibility of accomplices >part of their investigation. I don't know Cuomo or anything, but I have doubts >that he would mastermind that by himself.
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