Cuomo humbly admitted ‘I’m not a superhero’ in book’s first draft, report says

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo reportedly described himself as the savior of the state in an early draft of his pandemic book – writing at one point, without apparent irony: “I’m not a super -hero.” The New York Times obtained the first draft of the book which was said to have been composed in part by the governor dictating to his collaborators via a cell phone. In one section of the draft, Cuomo reportedly wrote, “I have an experience and skill set that qualifies me as a good governor … I have accomplished by any objective standard more than any governor in the world. modern history. But I am not a superhero. the Times reports that the writing and presentation of the book overlapped with his collaborators’ decision to change a public report on COVID-19 nursing home deaths so that the death toll appears much lower than it was. From the book, American crisis, was released in October, Cuomo’s reputation has been dented by the nursing home death toll scandal and a series of allegations of sexual misconduct.