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'Horrendous mishandling': Byron York recalls why a media firestorm over Cuomo should have been brewing for a while

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) has become a national story as a result of sexual harassment allegations that have been leveled against him. Byron York finds it remarkable that more of a national media firestorm did not erupt as a result of Cuomo’s handling of the coronavirus.

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“Horrendous mishandling,” that affected a lot of people.

What happened under Cuomo’s watch had a much wider impact than just New York.

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