Andrew Cuomo is not only back, but he is the front-runner in the New York City mayoral race as Mayor Eric Adams faces backlash from his constituents.
“I will say it is absolutely not shocking to me at all that the city of New York is going to put this guy back in office. Not at all. I completely expect it to happen. It is the only real possibility it feels like,” Stu Burguiere says on “Stu Does America.”
“Yeah, there’s a lot of smart, upstate New York people that are like, ‘OK, no way am I voting for that guy again,’ but down in New York it seems almost impossible that this guy’s not going to win a Democratic primary unless some magician comes along,” he adds.
Cuomo also took a whopping 17 minutes to make his campaign announcement, which was full of what Stu calls “nonsense.”
“We know that today our New York City is in trouble. You feel it when you walk down the street and try to not make eye contact with a mentally ill homeless person, or when the anxiety rises up in your chest as you’re walking down into the subway,” Cuomo said in his announcement. […]
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