Overconfident Gov. Cuomo Booked 200 Hotel Rooms For Clinton Inauguration
Cuomo was a little over confident when he booked these 200 rooms for Clinton’s presidential inauguration that will never happen.
Gov. Cuomo was so eager to celebrate Hillary Clinton’s presidential inauguration, he booked 200 hotel rooms in DC for family, friends and supporters of his possible future bid for the presidency.
“A little overconfident,” snickered one Republican.
When Donald Trump won the election, Cuomo was stuck, so he had a staffer call Ed Cox, chairman of New York’s Republican Party, and offer him the giant block of rooms at the downtown Loews Madison. More
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