Friends, On March 24, Governor Cuomo said “my mother is not expendable, your mother is not expendable. On March 25, Cuomo mandated nursing homes to accept COVID positive patients, where our most vulnerable mothers and fathers reside.
 
 
Friends,

On March 24, Governor Cuomo said "my mother is not expendable, your mother is not expendable."

On March 25, Cuomo mandated nursing homes to accept COVID positive patients, where our most vulnerable mothers and fathers reside.

On March 27, Cuomo then released 1,100 parole violators from prison later citing concerns over inmates contracting COVID-19.

Governor Cuomo made his priorities clear. He protected the interest of criminals but put our most vulnerable at risk.

On Thursday, I spoke on Tucker Carlson Tonight to bring national attention to this ever-growing scandal.
 
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Even after the USNS Comfort arrived, and the Javits Center and South Beach Psych facilities were accepting patients, positive patients were sent to nursing homes.

Over 5,000 patients in Long Term Care Facilities in New York are believed to have succumbed to COVID-19 since the outbreak struck New York City and the state, accounting for 25% of the deaths in New York.

Something is very wrong here and the public deserves answers.

This is why I wrote a letter calling on the U.S. Attorney General William Barr to initiate an investigation into the state’s mishandling of nursing homes. Yesterday, Governor Cuomo responded by rescinding his executive order but the public still deserves answers.

We must ensure nothing like this happens again.

Sincerely,
Nicole Malliotakis
 
 
 
 
 
PAID FOR BY NICOLE FOR NEW YORK (FEDERAL)