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Andrew Cuomo has resigned as governor of New York after an inquiry found he sexually harassed multiple women. Why was the governor so loved by Democrats, should he really have resigned over the state’s care homes scandal, and might we soon see him as a CNN contributor? Freddy Gray speaks to Spectator contributor and radio host Grace Curley.
Why were Democrats so in love with Cuomo?
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US politics and analysis, delivering in-depth discussions with the best American pundits. Presented by Freddy Gray.
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