'Incredible': Gov. Andrew Cuomo's admission about lessons from the pandemic is a 'Freudian slip personified'

Doug P. | 12:17 PM on July 09, 2021

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s comments are getting increasingly brazen and self-unaware. Here’s the latest example:

.@NYGovCuomo on Covid: “Speaking for myself, it was a tremendous personal benefit." pic.twitter.com/ijMtmIK8ll

— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) July 9, 2021

"Very few people were going through what we went through, and we went through this together. And speaking for myself, it was a tremendous personal benefit. Governors have a new credibility. Governors have a new status. Let us use it well"

— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) July 9, 2021

Janice Dean can’t help but agree:

Here’s ⁦@NYGovCuomo⁩ speaking today at a meeting with other governors:

“Very few people were going through what we went through.
And speaking for myself, it was a tremendous personal benefit.”

Yup. By profiting off our family’s deaths.

https://t.co/8f8snqwAND

— Janice Dean (@JaniceDean) July 8, 2021

He’s so shameless.

At this point every insane thing he says is not an indictment of him but of New York voters, whom he toys around w/ for his own personal amusement without ever eliciting anything like an angry response https://t.co/1CuHJGSvgW

— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) July 9, 2021

And apparently Cuomo’s going to get away with not just the nursing home disaster during the coronavirus outbreak, but the numerous harassment allegations against him.