“In declaring his candidacy for mayor of New York, former Gov. Andrew Cuomo painted an image of a metropolis in bother, besieged by crime, homelessness and menace, above and beneath floor. For all these issues, he blamed a central offender: the failed management of the Democratic Social gathering, of which he has been a fixture for many of his grownup life,” the New York Instances reviews.
“As he assailed the celebration’s progressive wing for calling for the defunding of police departments, and Democrats typically for failing to curb homelessness, it was clear that Mr. Cuomo had a wider viewers in thoughts than voters within the metropolis’s mayoral major election in June.”
