By John Q. Hosedrinker 
At a recent Hamptons fundraiser, Andrew Cuomo revealed his strategy to win the New York mayoral race by aligning with Donald Trump, suggesting Trump’s implicit support. Cuomo aimed to create a coalition of loyalists and Trump Republicans, recognizing that the primary goal was to defeat Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic Party’s official candidate. Cuomo indicated he could cooperate with Trump, as he believed Trump sought “redemption in New York,” despite Cuomo’s previous image as a tough opponent to Trump. This gaffe revealed his true political nature, echoing criticisms that Cuomo shares more in common with Trump, focusing on personality, division, and similar political strategies.
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Andrew Cuomo has unmasked himself as a full-blown Trumpist. The shift is undeniable, and it’s hard to ignore the implications of this metamorphosis. The once-lauded Democrat, who spent years crafting an image as Trump’s foil, now appears willing to embrace Trump’s support to claw his way back into the political arena. This isn’t just a simple change of heart; it’s a stark illustration of his priorities. He’s not driven by any deeply held values or principles; he’s fueled by an insatiable desire for power.
This opportunistic behavior highlights a cynical pragmatism that goes beyond mere political maneuvering. It reveals a willingness to align with individuals and ideologies that were once considered anathema. It shows his disregard for the principles he once publicly espoused. This willingness to cozy up to Trump, a man whose rhetoric and actions are often at odds with Democratic values, speaks volumes about Cuomo’s character and his ultimate goals. He’s willing to do whatever it takes to win, no matter the cost to his reputation or the values he once claimed to hold dear.
It’s a clear indication of the company he keeps. Predators, or so it would appear. Those who engage in sexual harassment, misconduct, and corruption, flock together. His alignment with Trump is not an outlier; it’s a natural fit. They are both, in their own ways, products of a system that values power and wealth above all else. The two would mesh perfectly.
The hypocrisy is staggering. Remember all those “Cuomosexuals” back in the day? Well, it seems those days are over, and the reality of who he truly is has presented itself. His initial foray into the public sphere, which was often marked by a media savvy approach that included calculated attacks on Trump, gave the illusion that he actually represented our interests. We shouldn’t let ourselves be fooled by smooth talk and polished appearances. He would now fit right in at a Trump rally, perhaps even fitting in among other conservative figures.
The fact that he is aligned with News Nation is an indicator of the type of person he truly is, which is a person who prioritizes his goals over the well-being of the city. He is now a full-blown opportunist, a person who is motivated by personal gain and who will do whatever it takes to achieve their goals.
The common thread among these individuals is not ideology but narcissism. It’s the ruling class vs. everyone else, no matter the political affiliation. It is about the rich vs. the poor. Cuomo, like Trump, represents a specific subset of the elite who prioritize power and control above all else. This is why they are able to align themselves with each other.
At this point, Cuomo seems to have made his choice, and it’s clear that he’s now fully embracing his transformation. The shift from Democrat to Trumpist is complete. Just as Trump was once a Democrat, it is clear he is Trump in Democratic clothing. There’s a certain twisted logic to it: if you’re already viewed as a piece of garbage in the public eye, why not just fully embrace it? It would be much easier, and much less stressful.
The story of Andrew Cuomo is a reminder of the dangers of unchecked ambition and the corrosive effects of power. It’s a cautionary tale about the importance of principles, the dangers of political opportunism, and the need to be vigilant against those who seek to exploit the system for their own personal gain. It is the same old story, written over and over again. This is no surprise, as the people involved are from the same circles.