Aides Say Cuomo 'Edited' NY Nursing Home Death Report, a 'Debacle'

<![CDATA[One of the House committees that we haven't heard from as often as the Oversight Committee is the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic. But they've been keeping busy as well, with some new reports coming out this week. One in particular may be of interest as it involves former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. You may recall some of the bad old days in 2020 when the fawning legacy media trotted out Cuomo basically on a daily basis to give updates on the government response to the pandemic, treating him as a counterbalance to Donald Trump's own briefings. Some media figures were even referring to him as "the shadow President" during that period. Unbeknownst to many at the time, however, Cuomo was responsible for all manner of bad decisions and misinformation, with some of it costing many lives. Now the Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic is revealing just how bad things were, particularly in terms of Cuomo's orders regarding nursing homes. Not only did as many as 9,000 people needlessly die because of his policies, but some of his aides have testified that he intentionally "edited" a state report, deliberately trying to dial down the number of deaths of those infected in the nursing homes. They knew that this would all come out in the end and predicted that it would be "a great debacle." (NY Post)]]>