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Not that long ago everyone was a little Cuomosexual. It was just a phase.
Now that Cuomo has stepped down, everyone is wondering if comedians’ love affair has ended.
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Human Rights Campaign launches investigation into leader over his role in Andrew Cuomo’s scandal
Alphonso David claims that his former boss and co-workers “tried to use me,” but the Human Rights Campaign is now investigating to determine his future.
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Andrew Cuomo is known as a hero for LGBTQ rights. He’s still a monster.
The Governor of New York led the charge for marriage equality and other LGBTQ advances. That doesn’t make up for his history of lies, intimidation and sexual harassment.
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Lesbian Attorney General says she won’t accept HRC’s donations until the group’s president resigns
Alphonso David called on his former boss New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to resign this week, but now there are calls for David to step down too.
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Jen Psaki shuts down reporter demanding China pay “reparations” for COVID-19
“Did you have another question?”
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Jen Psaki shoots down Fox News reporter with jab about Trump administration
Jen Psaki told the conservative outlet that it “feels foreign from the last four years” to have professionals in charge again.
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NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s daughter Michaela comes out as bisexual in touching message
Michaela Kennedy-Cuomo criticized Instagram’s alleged censorship of LGBTQ topics as “vulgar fetishes and porn niches.”
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Andrew Cuomo is completely dropped from LGBTQ organization’s ceremony planning to honor him
“Their stories are appalling and it’s clear that Governor Cuomo’s behavior is out of line, which is why I’m calling on him to resign,” the host of the gala said in a statement after.
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Gina Carano, Ted Cruz & Andrew Cuomo “apologize” to Britney Spears on SNL
“Oops…You Did It Again.” Sponsored by the Notes App.
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People living with HIV in New York will soon be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine
“We’re committed to vaccinating vulnerable populations that have suffered the most as we distribute a strictly limited supply of vaccines,” Gov. Andrew Cuomo said.