Posted on 07/12/2021 6:58:11 PM PDT by MarvinStinson
“Check on your grandparents, there’s a killer on the loose,” tweeted actor James Woods, in reaction to NY Governor Andrew Cuomo announcing that he will combat “gun violence” in the same way he attempted to take on the Chinese coronavirus.
Cuomo recently announced, “We want to do with gun violence what we just did with COVID.”
“Check on your grandparents, there’s a killer on the loose,” Woods reacted, referring to how Cuomo’s administration handled the state’s nursing homes during the Wuhan virus pandemic.
A directive Cuomo made forced nursing homes to accept coronavirus-positive patients in order to free up hospital beds.
A report from New York’s attorney general says nursing home deaths could have been under-reported by as much as 50 percent, amounting to thousands of deaths.
An aide to Cuomo, Melissa DeRosa, told Democrats in a closed-door meeting the state had under-reported the deaths because it did not want to hand a political victory to President Donald Trump over the issue.
Woods was not the only one to slam Cuomos.
“Kill more people, lie about the death toll and then write book about it?” tweeted Fox News meteorologist Janice Dean, whose husband lost both of his parents — who were living in long-term care facilities — to the coronavirus last March and April.
“This quote had entirely the opposite effect of its intent which is what happens when you are drunk on your own power and act with impunity despite your complete incompetence and malfeasance,” a Twitter user pointed out.
“This is like OJ saying ‘I just want to treat my next wife like my last one,'” another wrote.
“Oh my god, he really is trying to take out the entire senior community in NYC,” one Twitter user said.
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