Cuomo has 2 more sexual misconduct complaints leveled against him

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) has another pair of complaints lodged against him over sexual misconduct as two former aides came forward with the allegations. This makes a total of five complaints, and state Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins (D) of Westchester county said that all it would take would be four allegations as her magic number before calling for Cuomo's resignation.

So far, crickets from Stewart-Cousins (D).

Karen Hinton, a former press aide to the governor, said that he summoned her to his "dimly lit" hotel room and embraced her twice after a work event in 2000, according to The Washington Post.

The accuser said she pulled away from Cuomo and he pulled her back into his body, holding her in an embrace and implying that he liked the cut of her jib and would she have crazy monkey sex with him.

Pete Ajemian, Cuomo's communication director and whose paycheck depends on whether Cuomo keeps his job, aggressively denied the allegations, in spite of his not being in that "dimly lit" hotel room with Cuomo and Ms. Hinton, so he knows what the facts are as much as my Eight Ball game.

"This did not happen," he said, almost convincingly. "Karen Hinton is a known antagonist of the Governor’s who is attempting to take advantage of this moment to score cheap points with made up allegations from 21 years ago. All women have the right to come forward and tell their story — however, it’s also the responsibility of the press to consider self-motivation. This is reckless."

Except when it's about a Republican. Then it's "believe all women." And now we have five.

In response to the Cuomo office’s denial, Hinton correctly said, "attacking the accuser is the classic playbook of powerful men trying to protect themselves."

Concurrent to Hinton's accusation, another former aide, Anna Liss, said that she worked for Cuomo between 2013 to 2015. During that time frame Gov. Cuomo asked her if she had a boyfriend, a question that's inappropriate in all circumstances at work, but especially suck-worthy when it comes from a boss. She said that Cuomo touched her on her lower back and kissed her hand as she rose from her desk.

At first, Liss saw Cuomo's flirtations as harmless, which shows that she didn't know much about men at least during that time in her life. Predictably as time went on, she began to see his overtures as patronizing and said it diminished her from an educated professional to "just a skirt."

"It’s not appropriate, really, in any setting," she said.

Meanwhile, two male aides told The Post that the governor routinely used explicit language to berate them, calling them "pussies" and saying, "You have no balls."

Cuomo's claims regarding his male aides remain unsubstantiated at this time, and Andrea Stewart-Cousins is still mum.

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NY State Senate Majority Leader Waiting for 4th Accuser before calling for Cuomo's resignation

In a Muslim country, if a man rapes a woman she must have 3 witnesses of the crime in order to be believed, otherwise she can be stoned to death for adultery if she is married. 

In New York State, the governor must have four women who claim to have been sexually harassed by him in order for the Democratic State Senate Majority Leader to call for his resignation. Three women just aren't enough when it comes to Democrats; four is the required number when it comes to Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

State Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins (D-Westchester) refuses to call for Cuomo's resignation unless another alleged victim of the governor's sexual improprieties comes forward.

Stewart-Cousins spoke on "Capital Tonight," a public affairs program in Albany, New York, the New York Post reported, where she drew the line at four accusers, for reasons only she knows. The program was recorded "just hours before CBS News broadcast a wrenching interview with one of Cuomo's three accusers," the Post wrote.

Her words: “Any further people coming forward, I think it would be time to resign.”

To her cowardly credit, Stewart-Cousins admitted that she just might ask for Cuomo's resignation depending on the findings of NY State Attorney General Letitia James' investigation into the allegations. The chances of James finding enough dirt on Cuomo to remove him from office is good since there's an excellent possibility that she might be hoping to get his job.

Stewart-Cousins’ remarks were taped just three hours before Albany’s CBS affiliate aired an interview with Charlotte Bennett, a former executive assistant and policy advisor to the Cuomo administration. Ms. Bennett said that Cuomo asked her inappropriate “questions about her sex life, whether her relationships were monogamous, and whether she ever had sex with older men.”

Before Bennett voiced her allegations against Cuomo, Lindsey Boylan, who also worked for him until she resigned due to sexual harassment, she alleges.

Compared to the unsubstantiated and even disputed allegations against a high school age Brett Kavanaugh, one woman making sexual misconduct claims should have been enough.

But who are they kidding? 

The whole sexual allegations scandal is really a way for the Democrats and media [same old, same old] to distract the public from the real Cuomo scandal and that's the COVIDS-19 deaths caused by the governor's nursing home mandates in which residents with coronavirus were returned to their nursing homes and infected fellow residents.

That is the real scandal and we must never take our eyes off the ball.

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