7 Cringeworthy Moments From Cuomo's Address On Sexual Harassment Claims
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The New York governor shared photos of him touching and kissing people at a press conference in defense of allegations that he inappropriately touches an...
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) denied sexual harassment allegations against him on Tuesday in a bizarre press conference that included moments of belittlement and a slideshow of him kissing people. The 63-year-old’s address immediately followed the state attorney general concluding that he did sexually harass multiple current and former state government employees and created a “hostile work environment for women.” Here are some of the most bizarre moments:
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The incident happened about 90 minutes after the flight took off from Joint Base Andrews en route to Munich.
Welcome to the "LGB" era in a "cis-wash" of the past on the monument's website page.
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Conservative "hissyfits" were recalled online.
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