She Stormed Off? Watch AG Pam Bondi Trigger the Hell Out of This...
The Canadian School Shooter Has Been Identified. Yes, It's a Transgender Person.
OpenAI Fires Executive Who Warned About 'Adult Mode'
You Won't Believe What Iran's President Just Said About His Regime Murdering Protesters
Backlash Grows Over the University of Notre Dame's Appointment of Pro-Abortion Professor
Somali Immigrants Are Now Claiming Parts of Minnesota Belong to Somalia
Wisconsin Students Left Out in the Cold As Evers Vows to Veto Federal...
'Dawson's Creek' Actor James Van Der Beek Dead at 48
Guess Which House Republican Voted Against the SAVE America Act Today
Missouri Bill Seeks to Protect Gun Owner Privacy
Gallup Admitted What Voters Already Know
The Slaughter Continues in Iran, As Nikki Haley Encourages Trump to Make a...
Rep. Ted Lieu Blasts AG Pam Bondi for Not Interviewing an Epstein Witness,...
The Con Consuming American Politics
If ICE Is Hamstrung, Hold on to Your Wallets
Tipsheet
Premium

Andrew Cuomo Tries to Rewrite Pandemic History

AP Photo/Seth Wenig

Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is being accused of trying to rewrite history concerning his actions during the COVID-19 pandemic—a ballsy move given most people vividly remember not only his disastrous and deadly nursing home directive, but his lockdown orders, mask mandates, and prohibitions against mass gatherings. A quick Google search refreshes the memory on how draconian Cuomo became in his response to the inevitable spread of COVID-19. 

By March 2020, businesses that were not in compliance with health and safety requirements were closed by the state. In just a matter of three days back in October 2020, fines amounting to $172,000 were issued to religious organizations that violated rules against mass gatherings. A month earlier and following an executive order from Cuomo, the Metropolitan Transit Authority began issuing fines to maskless riders. And the list could go on and on. Yet during a conversation with Leana Wen, the Democrat said compliance was all voluntary. 

"Government had no capacity to enforce any of this. You must wear a mask. People wore masks in New York. If they said 'I'm not wearing a mask' there was nothing I could do about it. You must close your private business. 'I won't'. There was nothing I could really do about it,” he said. 

“It was really all voluntary. It was extraordinary when you think about it. That society acted with that uniformity voluntarily. Because I had no enforcement capacity. So you have a reduced trust in government."

Fortunately, X users got to work reminding Cuomo of just some of his public statements about his actions during the pandemic. 



Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement