Ex-aide to Cuomo: he 'kissed me on the lips'
A former aide to Governor Cuomo claims Cuomo kissed her on the lips, touched her on the lower back, arms and legs and once told her they should “play strip poker.”
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A former aide to Governor Cuomo claims Cuomo kissed her on the lips, touched her on the lower back, arms and legs and once told her they should “play strip poker.”
| Credit: Rob Latour/Shutterstock; BRYAN R. SMITH/AFP via Getty Images Two months after initially accusing New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo of sexually harassing her, former aide Lindsey Boylan is expanding on her account for the first time — speaking out in detail about how, she says, Cuomo mistreated her, including kissing her after a meeting. Get push notifications with news, features and more. + Follow Following ...
We were flying home from an October 2017 event in Western New York on his taxpayer-funded jet. He was seated facing me, so close our knees almost touched. His press aide was to my right and a state…
Former Cuomo Aide Says She Resigned After He Forcibly Kissed Her Arya Hodjat © Provided by The Daily Beast Mike Coppola/Getty Lindsey Boylan, a former aide to New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, says she resigned after he forcibly kissed her during a meeting. While Boylan—who is running for Manhattan Borough President—had previously accused Cuomo of repeated harassment, she did not offer any details until she published a Medium post on Wednesday. “My boss soon informed me that the Governor had a ‘crush’ on me,” Boylan wrote. “It was an uncomfortable but all-too-fami...
manich@leaderherald.com JOHNSTOWN — A Fulton County Board of Supervisors committee on Monday passed a proposed resolution calling on the state Legislature to curtail Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s emergency order authority. “There’s a big call for that,” said county Administrative Officer Jon Stead. The Public Safety Committee took the action, which is subject to final approval March 8 by the full board. Voting no was Democratic Gloversville 1st Ward Supervisor Marie Born. Stead told the Public Safety Committee that since supervisors discussed taking this action weeks ago, the subject of Cuomo...