The week of August 1 – 7, a few friends and I had a chat about the Cuomo allegations. We concluded that his term was over and that he was done. We saw no possible political future given the climate. Last week, while talking to other New Yorkers, I\u2019ve come to realize that the idea of Cuomo\u2019s political demise wasn\u2019t universal. In fact, some are opposed to his stepping down from the governor\u2019s chair. \u201cCuomo has done a lot for the state\u201d, some said. Others remarked on his leadership during the pandemic (standing up to Trump) and don\u2019t see further than harmless displays of affection. Still, others point to the sordid history of previous politicians that weren\u2019t punished for their alleged sexual harassment misdeeds. In other words, NYC (at least) is divided.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

I didn\u2019t engage in the conversations on whether or not he should step down. Instead, I focussed on what is next in his political future. I don\u2019t see a future for Andrew Cuomo in any area pertaining to politics. I predict that Cuomo will disappear.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Cuomo\u2019s Reason for Resigning<\/strong><\/h5>\n\n\n\n

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