Cuomo warns on The View that a Mamdani victory could boost Trump and lead to NYC takeover
Former Governor Andrew Cuomo made waves on “The View” this Monday, asserting that a win by Zohran Mamdani in the upcoming November mayoral race would be advantageous for Donald Trump. Cuomo highlighted his previous conflicts with Trump during his gubernatorial years, stating that the former President would prefer anyone over him as New York City’s mayor.
Cuomo Warns of Potential Federal Intervention with Mamdani Win
Cuomo expressed concerns that a Mamdani victory could prompt federal intervention in New York City, using it as an example in future elections to highlight the risks of electing a far-left leader. Cuomo remarked, “We fought on a daily basis,” referring to his past skirmishes with Trump.
Mayor Eric Adams Exits Race, Reshaping the Mayoral Battle
The New York City mayoral race sees significant shifts as incumbent Mayor Eric Adams exits the competition. Adams’ departure leaves three contenders in the race, a move Cuomo praised as selfless and impactful. “Mayor Adams is 100% sincere. I applaud his selflessness,” Cuomo noted, reflecting on the implications for the city.
Cuomo Faces Tough Battle Against Mamdani’s Momentum
Despite battling uphill against Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani, Cuomo remains determined. Mamdani’s previous upset win in the Democratic primary has given him considerable momentum, bolstered further by key endorsements, including that of New York Governor Kathy Hochul.
Ongoing Scrutiny Over Cuomo’s Past Allegations
Cuomo’s mayoral campaign continues under the cloud of past allegations from four years ago, which led to his resignation as governor. Although he apologized in 2021, the allegations remain a point of contention. A state attorney general investigation concluded he had harassed 11 women, a claim Cuomo denies despite continuing criticism.
Independent Candidacy for New York City Mayor
Cuomo’s journey in the mayoral race persists despite losing the Democratic primary by a significant margin during the ranked-choice voting rounds. Pledging to continue his campaign as an independent, Cuomo seeks to sway voters in the remaining weeks until the election.
