Posted on 11/25/2020 6:33:51 AM PST by ChicagoConservative27
Gov. Andrew Cuomo and President Trump have found one thing they can agree on.
The governor took aim at members of the media for taking on a “nastier tone” and openly disrespecting the president at press conferences.
“The way they question President Trump at some of these press conferences is just — I’ve never heard that tone with the president,” the New York governor told WAMC host Alan Chartock on Monday.
When Chartock countered with, “Well, he deserves it, doesn’t he?” Cuomo doubled down.
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A former boss used to say that any question is a good one if properly answered.
Yeah I would be very wary of anything Cuomo might say positively about President Trump, or in defense of him. Even his brother spoke more lies about him just today, and the Gov. has too many times to keep a count, has lied about President trump.
He really didnt.
He agreed Trump deserved to be disrespected
Stfu you senior citizen serial killer
Cuomo is in a reflective mood. He lives alone. He knows he has been a bit of a creep. Yet he is still an Italian-American. He was looking foward to a Thanksgiving with two of his daughters and his aging mother. The reporters ruined it. It stung. Perhaps he is beginning to realize just how corrosive and destructive life can be when you enter political life and make it your career.Suspect he is somewhat depressed. Suggest he takes out the nipple ring, retires and finds a nice girl from Queens.
More likely,
Suggest he leaves in the nipple ring, retires and finds a nice queen.
They are trying to CYA, so that Joe Demento won’t get any rough questions. Not that there’s much chance of that from the lap dog media.
He has award-winning disrespect for the media, nastier than Trump ever was.
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