Andrew Cuomo Says He’s Been ‘Vindicated,’ Won’t Rule Out Another Run For Office

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Former New York Democrat Governor Andrew Cuomo (D) — who resigned after an investigation from New York state’s Attorney General Letitia James found that he had sexually assaulted or harassed 11 women — said in a recent interview with Bloomberg News that he feels “vindicated” and that he is not ruling out another run for office. According to Bloomberg News, if Cuomo “had to do it all over, he wouldn’t have resigned.” He told the outlet, “I never resigned because I said I did something wrong. I said, I’m resigning because I don’t want to be a distraction.” “It turns out

DeSantis: Jimmy Carter Was ‘More Successful’ Than Biden

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During an interview this week, Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis slammed Democrat President Joe Biden, saying that former President Jimmy Carter, who is considered by many to be one of the worst presidents in modern American history, was more successful than Biden. “They did everything they could to get Biden elected, the guy who campaigned from his basement,” DeSantis said. “They never asked any questions about that. Well, now he gets in. And he had a disastrous first year as president said [sic] the worst first year president of any president since the 1800s. People compare him to Jimmy Carter. Carter

CNN Medical Expert: It’s Time To Lift Mask Mandates

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Over the weekend, CNN medical expert Dr. Leana Wen said that it is time for governments to lift mask mandates in order to “preserve public health authority for when it’s needed again.” Wen explained that she did not believe that people should stop wearing masks, but that governments needed to allow people to make decisions for themselves. Wen argued that people would be more likely to accept government-imposed restrictions again if they were first given back some of their freedom. “You say we can start removing at least some coronavirus restrictions,” CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer said. “Now, tell us why?”

More Cops Killed During Biden’s First Year In Office Than Any Year Since 1995

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More police officers were killed in the line of duty during President Biden’s first year in office than any year since 1995, according to a new report from Fox News. Seventy-three officers were intentionally killed in the line of duty in 2021, a nearly 59 percent increase from 2020, when 46 cops were killed, Fox News reported. A nonprofit law enforcement group believes that growing anti-police sentiment driven by the George Floyd riots is a large reason for the increase in killings. “We believe it’s a combination … of the George Floyd protests — riots, if you will; a general feeling

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