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AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin Who, in their wildest dreams, would have ever thought that sooner or later, the Andrew Cuomo sexual allegations scandal would come down to this? [Rolling-eyes emoji] The “this,” of course, is what every “injustice” seems to come down to, these days, America: White privilege. That’s right, we shouldn’t believe any of Cuomo’s seven accusers for one reason alone: because they’re white. And you know what that means. Wait — what does that mean? In their desperate attempt to defend someone accused by multiple women of sexual assault, one far-left websit...

March 16, 2021 From left: Lindsey Boylan, Charlotte Bennett and Andrew Cuomo.Credit...Illustration by The New York Times; photographs by Cindy Schultz, Gabby Jones and Elizabeth Frantz for The New York Times, and Mike Coppola/Getty Images For Women’s Forum Of New York This article is part of the Debatable newsletter. You can to receive it on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Last week, Gov. Andrew Cuomo of New York faced a wave of calls for his resignation that began in the state legislature and crested with the support of some of the most powerful Democrats in Congress. “Due to the multipl...

Andrew Cuomo responded to President Joe Biden's comments Wednesday regarding the sexual harassment allegations against the New York governor.

President Joe Biden said in an exclusive interview with ABC News' George Stephanopoulos on Tuesday that New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo should resign if an investigation confirms claims he committed sexual harassment.

Andrew Cuomo’s Reprieve By the first week of March, it was clear that Andrew Cuomo was in trouble. On March 5, the Democrat-led New York state Senate advanced legislation aimed at temporarily repealing the emergency powers the legislature granted the governor at the onset of the pandemic. Lawmakers insisted that they were merely seeking to reimpose checks on their imperious governor, but the circumstances that brought them to this point were more extraordinary than mere executive overreach. In January, New York’s attorney general alleged that the Cuomo administration deliberately misled b...