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In many ways, Andrew Cuomo is just a metaphor

18 August 2020

10:01 PM

18 August 2020

10:01 PM

With the United States lurching from crisis to crisis, the Democrats want their convention to present them as the tough, mature, serious bunch who will clean up the mess the President has caused. Few men are as integral to this guise as Gov. Andrew Cuomo of New York — whose popularity soared throughout the COVID-19 pandemic thanks to the care and seriousness he appeared to be displaying.

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