Don’t Expect Cornered Honey Badger Cuomo to Quit
9 Aug 2021
Buck and Clay tried to make sense of all of the craziness related to Governor Cuomo’s exposure as a sexual predator, and tried to peer into his future. Buck stood by his belief that Cuomo wouldn’t resign, while Clay wondered if he might not seek a way to make the ultimate political comeback, trading stepping down for future political consideration.
As the New York Democrat’s sexual misconduct makes headlines, we still haven’t heard anything about how he sentenced thousands of seniors to death by packing covid-positive residents into nursing homes. Those Cuomo victims can’t speak, but those like his executive assistant Brittany Commisso can.
Commisso told CBS This Morning correspondent Jericka Duncan that Cuomo must be held accountable and should resign. Commisso said, “I also think that he needs to seek counseling. I do think that he needs professional help,” adding, “He has many things that he needs to work through.” This is an escalation in the criminality Cuomo is accused of, all after marketing himself as a left-wing darling to “Cuomosexuals” while promoting the #MeToo movement.
Buck predicts that Cuomo will go down fighting, saying, “He is a cornered honey badger, and you know honey badger doesn’t give a you-know-what.” Will Cuomo resign or be the first Empire State governor impeached since 1912? Might he try the Anthony Weiner road to redemption? The story continnes, and we’re on top of it at the EIB Network.
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