«I think more truth will come out.»
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) is facing allegations of sexual harassment from two former aides, and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) predicts that more individuals will be speaking out about the governor’s conduct. During a press conference on Monday, de Blasio was asked if the controversy surrounding Cuomo is a “culmination” of his behavior over the years. “I don’t know why he has done these things he has done over the years, but he has,” de Blasio responded. He added, “And I think more and more people are going to be talking about what they have experienced. And I think as people see more and more evidence, it’s going to be clear this is not the way any leader should treat anybody.” The New York City mayor noted the two allegations of sexual harassment against Cuomo as well as Assemblyman Ron Kim’s (D) claim that the governor berated him on a phone call and threatened his political career. “Just look at this pattern of abuse, it’s unacceptable.
