New York adds 12,000 COVID deaths that Cuomo hid

New York’s new Governor Kathy Hochul while keeping her promise kicked out all the Cuomo Admin officials named in the AG report and also released the total number of COVID-19 deaths that now align with the CDC count.

New York’s death toll now stands at 54,635, a huge jump from what estranged former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo had publicly announced. Last year, his team had allegedly tampered with deaths occurring in nursing homes for political gain, after Cuomo decided to lock elderly nursing home patients with COVID positives.

However, these 12,000 deaths are not new, and neither are they related to those occurring in nursing homes. These are the deaths the Cuomo Administration failed to acknowledge and occurred in homes or any other locations outside of hospitals, nursing homes and daycare facilities.

The Cuomo Administration, infamous for its lack of transparency and housing a toxic environment, also infamously known to do whatever it could for political gain (like hiding the nursing home deaths), is now accused of intentionally covering up the numbers so that Cuomo could come out as the best Governor in terms of the Pandemic response, on which he wrote an entire book. Andrew Cuomo was always eager to run for President and even had his employees allegedly tell him whether he should run for President, but the once mighty and favorite Governor of the media and the Democratic party quickly fell after it was revealed that he sexually harassed multiple women.

Gov. Kathy Hochul on her first day in office vowed utmost transparency and also promised to set the right standards. In one of her first moves, she has buried the little bit of credibility Andrew Cuomo or his Administration had in the minds of their most diehard supporters.