Who wants Cuomo

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

74% : While there is much still to be done, this bill allows us to focus our efforts on protecting critical services like Social Security, Medicaid and Medicare.
57% : Also in New York City, appearing on 94.7 The Block's "Jonesy in the Morning," delivering remarks at the Homegoing Service of Dr. Hazel N. Dukes, speaking at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for NYU's Wagner School of Public Service and delivering remarks at the St. Patrick's Parade Gala.
55% : Are we doing Tesla ads at the White House now?" -- Rep. Yvette Clarke in a social media post with a video of Trump, Elon Musk and a Tesla displayed showroom-style in the driveway of the presidential residence.
52% : "Elon Musk wants to take a chainsaw to Medicaid, Medicare, and Social Security," Rep. Paul Tonko said in a statement.
51% : Trump was promoting Musk's beleaguered electric car company.
48% : "After corruption cases derailed Mayor Eric Adams' administration, New York City needs a mayor who will focus on the needs of our city, not his own legal battles, obsession with power, and self-centered political comeback," the letter reads.
47% : It references efforts by Musk's Department of Government Efficiency and the Trump administration to withhold funds and slash staffing at HUD.
43% : "In the era of Trump, it is more important than ever that Democrats take a strong stand against corruption.
30% : Asked if he was surprised that the GOP avoided splintering on the vote -- as some Democrats were predicting -- the Brooklyn Democrat said, "It's not surprising to me that Republicans have walked the plank because of their fealty to Donald Trump.
30% : (Spectrum News) -- Sen. Chuck Schumer slammed Musk for claiming that Social Security is plagued by widespread fraud.
29% : Paolino, the Providence real estate developer and former mayor of the city who gave $25,000 to Fix the City, shrugged at Cuomo's approach with Trump.
20% : "Rather than passing a budget that bolsters these safety net programs, Republicans are choosing to give a blank check to President Trump, Musk, and DOGE.
18% : "Cuomo shouldn't be running against Trump, shouldn't be running against anybody, he should be running to fix New York," Paolino, a moderate Democrat, told Playbook.

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