Ceremony Honoring Governor Cuomo’s COVID-19 Response to Be Held at Now-Vacant Nursing Home

"We just had all this free space opened up," said Cuomo. "This is a great new space to host all kinds of cool events."

A ceremony honoring Governor Cuomo’s fantastic response to the coronavirus pandemic will be held at a convenient location: a now-vacant nursing home upstate.

Cuomo was awarded the United States Award for Disease Response Excellence by Dr. Anthony Fauci at the recently vacated venue.

“We just had all this free space opened up,” said Cuomo. “This is a great new space to host all kinds of cool events. They’ve got a cafeteria, lots of available beds for a little shut-eye, and a room to play Bingo. I could get comfortable here.”

Dr. Fauci praised Cuomo’s response and awarded him a medal honoring his contribution to the fight against the pandemic in a solemn ceremony.

The ceremony concluded with a game of shuffleboard.

“New York did it right,” Fauci said in an empty room at the nursing home. “They had the right response to this thing: overreact with people who probably won’t die from the virus and send the elderly to nursing homes to make sure they are safe. Governor Cuomo is a pro-science hero.”

Source: The Babylon Bee

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5 Comments
  1. Emmet Sweeney says

    Cuomo is a mass murderer and should be on trial. He’s not a stupid person (even though he does a good impression of a mindless thug) – so he had to have known that sending COVID-19 patients into retirement homes would cause chaos. Did he do it deliberately to “augment” the Covid death-rate? Of course he did. He’s a cunt.

  2. nick1111 says

    He has no honor

    1. ke4ram says

      Honor to politicians is like kryptonite to Superman.

  3. ke4ram says

    A disgusting person but fits the New Yorker’s I have met.

  4. Saint Jimmy (Russian American) says

    This disgusting mafia pig should be beaten to a pulp and locked in a goddamn sewer.

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