Cuomo rips de Blasio, NYC amid apology over sex harassment claims
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo took time to take a swipe at Mayor Bill de Blasio and New York City during a press briefing Wednesday where he repeatedly apologized over sexual harassment accusations leveled against him by three women.
The governor made the remarks as he was pressed by reporters over his ability to complete the state’s budget, which is due by the end of the month, as his administration struggles to stay afloat amid a tsunami of scandals that have left some moderate Democrats calling for his resignation. Cuomo said he wouldn’t step down because there is too much work left to do — a list of duties that includes, he claimed, saving New York City. Though he never mentioned de Blasio — his nemesis — by name, the meaning was clear.
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