Washington – Trump Says ‘Blunder’ Will End Cuomo’s Career

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     President Donald J. Trump talks to the media before boarding Marine One on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, DC, USA, 17 August 2018. EPAWashington – Republican President Donald Trump says New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s political career is over following the Democrat’s comment earlier this week that America “was never that great.”

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    Trump tweeted his latest criticism of Cuomo’s remarks Friday, calling it a bigger “blunder” than Hillary Clinton’s use of the word “deplorables” to describe many Trump supporters during the 2016 campaign.

    Cuomo made his roundly condemned remark Wednesday in a speech criticizing Trump’s “Make America Great Again” slogan. Cuomo is seeking a third term this fall and is considered a possible White House contender for 2020.

    On Friday, Cuomo said his words were “inartful” and he believes America has always been great. He said he was trying to make the point that Trump wants to return to a time of greater inequality and intolerance.


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    AlbertEinstein
    AlbertEinstein
    5 years ago

    One can only hope…

    takeittothem
    takeittothem
    5 years ago

    one lousy comment, and the world goes crazy. but when trump blabbers away, on twitter and elsewhere, that’s not a problem. hypocrites all !

    ayinglefunadorf
    ayinglefunadorf
    5 years ago

    “One can only hope” it will end trumps career.

    triumphinwhitehouse
    triumphinwhitehouse
    5 years ago

    I hope so, aguda is still telling everyone to vote for him

    5 years ago

    I wouldn’t talk if I was him…

    5 years ago

    If Trump’s blunders had cost him his career, he’d have lost 3,403 careers by now.