NY Cuomo’s bumbling strategy: “America was never that great”

It’s a good bet his impoverished immigrant grandparents whose son and grandson rose to be governors would disagree with this mockery

New York’s liberal Gov. Andrew Cuomo has attempted to backtrack on his foolish statement that “America was never that great,” failing miserably. An extraordinary communicator, he is not.

Contrast Cuomo’s absurdity, (video) which drew gasps from the audience, with the optimistic and grateful Ronald Reagan, who proudly called America, “The shining city on a hill.” (90 sec. video.)

Cuomo’s comment, which fell flat, was intended as a deliberate slap at Donald Trump’s successfully resonating campaign slogan that together, with America‘s citizens, we will “Make America Great Again!”

It’s no secret left-wing Cuomo, who disdains President Trump, covets the Oval Office.

Any reasonable person would think that even extreme liberals would appreciate the great economy, the lowest unemployment numbers in decades, and minorities making unprecedented gains.  None of this plays well with Democrats.  House Speaker Nancy Pelosi disdainfully referred to the Trump tax cuts, positively impacting American families, as “crumbs.”

Cuomo might prefer Venezuela, where people stand in line for hours hoping to buy a loaf of bread, with no guarantee of success. Medicine is equally difficult to obtain. President Nicolas Maduro, a former bus driver and leftist union leader, recently unveiled another economic reform package contrived to address the spiraling hyperinflation that has thrown the once prosperous, oil rich, South American country into turmoil. Topping his list is devaluing the currency and implementing the fifth government imposed wage hike this year.  Currently the monthly minimum wage increase — in an economy devastated by repeated manipulations — is reportedly still not enough to buy the equivalent of a pound of ground beef. The free market doesn’t exist. 

Here in America, we have a successful businessman at the helm of state , replacing a community organizer. President Trump has a firm grasp on economic realities. He did not go on a worldwide apology tour as he predecessor did, but stands as a leader on the global stage. His first year and a half in office are a testament to his accomplishments.

Even if Andrew Coumo could articulate a coherent thought, Americans know they chose right in November 2016.

“Make America Great Again.” is more than a slogan.  It’s a tangible, resounding success.

This is what Dimmo Cuomo has to offer: