Cuomo's Resignation and Political Turbulence

This chapter examines Andrew Cuomo's resignation as New York's governor, exploring the political implications and misconduct allegations that led to his departure. It critiques his controversial decisions during the pandemic and the failure of his book 'American Crisis,' while also discussing recent bipartisan efforts in Congress, particularly around infrastructure. Ultimately, the chapter highlights the complex dynamics of political accountability and the impact of leadership on public trust.