If Anybody Would Like To Know What Kind OF Person Andrew Cuomo IS

[gatorman_07732]

This guy is pretty nasty and to think this was over a compliment

Top Cuomo Aide Delivers Public Rebuke of State Worker Who Talked to the Press

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/22/ny...ZuWZWAeuAdH2Wg

Mike Fayette broke the rules. An engineer at the New York State Transportation Department, he gave an interview to a reporter from The Adirondack Daily Enterprise. In the interview, Mr. Fayette praised Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and the transportation workers who had labored to repair roads and bridges washed out by Tropical Storm Irene in 2011. No matter. His supervisors said he had not been authorized to speak to the press, and they moved to fire him; he retired instead and left in February.

The story might have ended there — strange but small — but for the Cuomo administration’s reaction to an article about it that appeared on Wednesday in The Daily Enterprise.
On Thursday, livid that an engineer in the Adirondacks was being portrayed as a victim of Mr. Cuomo’s penchant for control, a top aide to the governor, Howard B. Glaser, took to the airwaves. He read aloud Mr. Fayette’s disciplinary history, describing him as a troubled employee who had previously been penalized for having an improper relationship with a subordinate, misusing his work e-mail to send sexually explicit messages and using his state-assigned vehicle for personal errands.

“It is not the policy of this administration to terminate people solely for improper contact with the press,” said Mr. Glaser, the director of state operations, adding, “If that were the issue here, the only issue, there would not have been a termination.”

Mr. Fayette, who had worked for the state for 29 years, was stunned. “It’s absolutely outrageous,” he said Thursday. “The governor needs to say, ‘Hey, look, guys, you’re embarrassing me, you’re embarrassing the state, you’re going after this guy like he’s freaking killed somebody.’ ”

[chemgator]

I'm not sure about how being a public employee differs from being a private employee, but I would think you could sue your employer if he opened up your personnel file and published the contents. Sometimes, the allegations in the personnel file aren't even true or are open to interpretation, so it becomes an issue of slander.

[Minister_of_Information]

Sic Semper Tyrannis

[Swampmaster]

Andrew is already building his war chest for a 2016 run against Hillary and Biden.

[JerseyGator01]

Yet another partial-birth abortion fan in NY government.

[wargunfan]

I believe Cuomo can out nasty anyone in the Democrat party right now. No one had better get in his way.

[oragator1]

That's gotta be against the law. It's New York, they all sue.

[GatorNorth]

So the tipping point for this previously horrible employee was that he paid his boss a compliment? Only in politics.

[vangator1]

Cuomo is a partial-birth abortion.