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It's just a poorly written 200 page hitjob written by a progressive windbag, hence its endorsement from AOC; the socialist, grandstanding looney tune that everyone outside of the Rose Twitter army can't stand. Don't bother with this filth.
A terrifying but gripping indictment of Andrew Cuomo's failed and corrupt response to the COVID-19 pandemic in New York state.
Very good retrospective of how the governor failed New York in its most desperate hour. There's just a little bit of editorial sloppiness including an entry in the footnotes that just reads as "Insert Text." Overall Ross is a good writer and an excellent reporter.
Important read for any New Yorker who was a "Cuomosexual" during the pandemic. Barkan lays out how the vindictive, entitled bully who occupied the governor's mansion for a decade made New York so vulnerable to a pandemic, and how his dithering response, contrary of his media personality, cost tens of thousands of lives.
Nice book but has some repetitions. Plenty of new things though.
A must-read for anyone curious about New York State workings and the governor's (or *this* governor's) grip on its every machination. Essential counterbalance to the local and national media's hagiography of Cuomo, as he echoed the worst responses to lambasted GOP executives like Texas's Patrick, but was instead praised despite actually putting the economy before citizens' lives not merely talking about it. Barkan offers detailed wheres, whys, and hows that expressly put the city's and state's o...
After reading this book........Cuomo and deBlasio being so incompetent.....thousands of lives could have been saved.
