Andrew Cuomo's Long Goodbye
Former New York governor Andrew Cuomo touted his decades in power during his mayoral campaign.
Cuomo criticizes the inexperience of likely next mayor Zohran Mamdani, but he himself started in politics at nineteen, managing his father's mayoral campaign in 1977.
- In 1997, Bill Clinton named Cuomo Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development at age not yet forty.
- Cuomo was elected governor in 2010, consolidating power and ruling New York for eleven years.
He had been inflicting his forceful, recalcitrant politicking upon New York for nearly half a century by the time he resigned in 2021 amid accusations of sexual harassment and abuse of power.
Author's summary: Andrew Cuomo's long political career.
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