The woman who accused Andrew Cuomo of sexual harassment while he was governor, is deemed “absolutely unpleasant” for running for mayor of New York, and says he is the Big Apple's savior.
“You'd think that not just a woman, but an abuser across New Yorkers, is the perfect person to get out of the cave and help him get into crisis,” an unnamed accuser who requested anonymity told the post.
She said she hopes that if she is elected to City Hall, she will continue his “abusive” approach.
“I don't think he has any control. He doesn't respect women, so he's always trying to do all the same abusive things he does all the time,” she said. “He doesn't belong to any place near power. Speaking of which, he belongs to the cave where he was in for the past few years.”
She also alleged that he continued to abuse his accuser – in court.
“He summoned one of the victims' gynecological records. He had legally abused these women in court and sued him. The abuse continues unabated. It just took a legal form,” she argued.
She then insisted that Cuomo “is exactly what we don't need at this point.”
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The accuser said she was indifferent to the early polls showing Reid's Cuomo, as she believes his democratic enemy will target him.
“I have no faith in those polls,” she said. “Most of the other candidates running are uniquely aligned. . Half of their resources are not just to be elected, but to ensure that this monster is not selected.”
Cuomo spokesman Rich Azzopaldi said his longtime boss has been staunchly denying that he is committing sexual harassment.
“Five district attorneys thoroughly reviewed it. [sexual harassment] “We argued and found there was no single case to move forward, but the civil suit was actively collapsed as a result of the discovery that obstructed the case,” Atzpaldi argued.
“As I said from the first day, [governor] No one harassed – and years later, the facts confirmed that,” he said.
“New Yorkers are not naive, they understand that they have an accurate understanding of their ugly political situation. Today, New York City is in crisis. It's a crisis of affordability, public safety, leadership, and that's what Governor Cuomo is focusing on: the fight to save our city.”
