Trump’s ‘MAGA line’ to blame for COVID controversy, Cuomo insists

Nine Democratic candidates in New York City took over on Wednesday in the first two discussions before the mayor’s preliminary elections on June 24, and the claws were outside the former ruler Andrew Como.

The Coomo Cuomo scandal was in the front and in the middle of it just minutes away from the discussion, as the candidates asked how they would stand in front of President Donald Trump if he was elected a mayor.

The former ruler rejected the legitimacy of the Ministry of Justice in the alleged false congress certificate about the decisions taken during Covid-19 when the supervisor Sally Goldberg pressed it from Politico.

“This is the Trump line, the Maga line, because this was during the re-election of Trump,” Komo said when he was asked again and again whether he had a role in producing the disputed Covid-19 report.

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Komo said that the achievement of the Ministry of Justice is another example of the game “Political Football”.

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“This is what Mr. Trump is doing, right?

He also joined Komo in the discussion phase on Wednesday night, City Chairman Adrian Adams, City Brad Lander, former City Observer Scott Stringer, former State Council member Michael Blake of Bronx, Senator in the state, Zellinor Miri from Brooklyn, Senator in the state, Jessica Ramos from the former away and activated boxes of White Citizen.

The winner of the Democratic Party mayor will be seen as the preferred overwhelming to win the public elections in November in the Blue City. Early vote in the democratic primaries of New York City begins on June 14 and will continue until June 22.

Komo is the clear candidate for voting and collecting donations in the democratic introductory elections, given his recognition and experience.

New York City mayor Eric Adams nominates his re -election as an independent this year. (AP/Julia Demaree Nightson)

Current Mayor Eric Adams, who found unlikely common reasons with the Trump administration in efforts to combat illegal immigration, works as independent. The Ministry of Justice made the unusual decision earlier this year to reject an indictment against Adams on charges of federal corruption.

“I know how to deal with Donald Trump because I dealt with him before,” Komo said in the discussion.

Como described his experience as a ruler, especially in the challenge of Trump’s agenda during his first term as president.

“I am the last person at this stage, Mr. Trump wants to see him as a mayor’s head, and for this reason I must be the first choice for the people of this city to have a mayor.”

(From left to right): Candidates from Democrats Brad Lander, Jessica Ramos, Zelinor Miri, Andrew Como, Betney Tilson and Zahran Mamdani participate in a democratic primary debate in the Rockefeller 30 studios in New York in New York. (Yuki Iwamura/Pool/AFP via Getty Images)

When he pressed again by supervisors and competitors, Komo said he told Congress the truth about the number of nursing deaths in New York during Covid-19, the basis for the Ministry of Justice.

“No, I said to the Congress the truth,” said Komo. “No, we did not fight any deaths.”

However, Komo refused to answer whether he was involved in the production of the disputed Covid-19 report.

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The former ruler was roasted Republican lawmakers Last year about his dealings with the Covid-19s. Republicans in the House of Representatives later recommended the Ministry of Justice to follow up on criminal charges against him. They intended him to lie on to Congress during the investigation of the House of Representatives Supervision Committee in the excessive number of deaths in the nursing house.

Paul Steinhauser of Fox News Digitter and Greg Winner contributed to this report.