Maureen Connelly spoke with a certain disbelief Feb. 28 in assessing the political ad that Andrew Cuomo had begun circulating earlier that afternoon.
It used fragments of news reports about the problems five District Attorneys from Nassau County to Albany encountered in considering criminal charges against the former Governor for sexual harassment and forcible touching to essentially state that Mr. Cuomo had been a victim of State Attorney General Letitia James, an ungrateful and ambitious woman who wanted his job.
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