I mean, he's not Michael...

By the way, I'm not sure why someone with the ego of Andrew Cuomo wouldn't refer to himself as Michael instead of Sonny? Odd, it's like he foreshadowed his career falling to pieces as soon as it peaked.

In the non-Godfather section of the report, a source told the New York Times that Cuomo -- who is mired in a series of sexual harassment allegations -- openly boasted about his oral sex skills in a team meeting held during his first term as governor. According to Daily Mail, a Cuomo spokesperson said the comment was never made.

The Godfather references, though, were not denied. This wasn't the only time Cuomo likened himself to a successful member of TheGodfather family, either. Last year, Cuomo strangely compared Fauci and himself to Al Pacino and Robert De Niro. The Pacino and De Niro of the COVID era, to be exact.

“We’re like the modern-day De Niro and Pacino. You can be whichever one you want. You can be the De Niro or Pacino. Fauci and Cuomo. Who do you want to be: De Niro or Pacino? Which one do you want to be?”

Have any two people during the "COVID era" exposed themselves to be utter fools like Andrew Cuomo and Fauci have? (Maybe LeBron.)

For what's it worth, Sonny is my least favorite character in The Godfather and in terms of governors, well, you get the point.

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