Andrew “Amazon” Cuomo appears to have fully embraced the anger phase of his process of grieving the loss of Amazon’s would-be HQ2 headquarters in Queens.
Speaking with WAMC’s on The Roundtable, the New York governor called the incident “the greatest tragedy that I have seen since I have been in government,” a comment that did not exactly resonate well with New Yorkers given Cuomo’s been in government for decades. (The Democrat and Chronicle reported that Cuomo’s “office later clarified he was referring to government failure, not human tragedies.”)
The mayor slammed the company’s move as “the 1 percent dictating to everyone else even though we gave them a fair deal,” an eyebrow-raising response that, as the New York Times noted, comes as de Blasio may be considering a run for president.
*When did these two politicians agreed on any thing? These two allowed the deterioration and neglect of the large projects that touches people's lives, NYSHA, MTA, Subway System, Congestion Pricing, Overbuilding of towers, Nightmare traffic when snowing 6 inches and up?
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