Nancy Pelosi Demands Andrew Cuomo Resign, Despite 40-Year Family Friendship
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The New York attorney general’s office found that the governor sexually harassed at least 11 women.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi put aside her four-decade friendship with the Cuomo family and called on New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) to resign amid allegations of sexual harassment corroborated by an in-depth investigation from the New York state attorney general. “Under Attorney General Letitia James, a comprehensive and independent investigation into the allegations against Governor Cuomo has been completed,” Pelosi said in a statement. “As always, I commend the women who came forward to speak their truth. Recognizing his love of New York and the respect for the office he holds, I call upon the Governor to resign.” The Pelosi and Cuomo families have been close friends for over 40 years. Mario Cuomo, Andrew Cuomo’s father, endorsed Pelosi to be the chair of the Democratic National Committee in 1984, when Mario Cuomo was the governor of New York. Mario Cuomo and Pelosi traveled to Italy together after the 1980 earthquake that killed nearly 3,000 people. Pelosi also invited Matilda Cuomo, Andrew Cuomo’s mother, to Pope Francis’ address to Congress in 2015.
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