Former Governor Andrew Cuomo's recent entry into the New York City mayoral race has ignited criticism from opponents who cite a report revealing he only returned to the city last September. Scott Stringer, a former city Comptroller, held a press conference to attack Cuomo's credibility, claiming that his long residency in the suburbs has disconnected him from the city's current issues. Stringer emphasized that Cuomo's tenure as governor, marked by decisions that adversely affected the city, showcases his inability to relate to urban constituents, thus questioning his suitability as a mayoral candidate.
Cuomo's lack of understanding of NYC issues is evident in his past actions, illustrated by cuts to MTA and mismanagement during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Stringer argued that Cuomo, having left NYC for the suburbs, cannot truly represent the residents and their needs, exposing a disconnect between his campaign and reality.
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