De Blasio Stands By His Complaints About Cuomo, A Year After Feud Spilled into Public

 

The governor "should respect this city," the mayor said.

By Laura Nahmias

Nearly a year after he held an extraordinary press conference in City Hall to denounce his one-time boss Gov. Andrew Cuomo as "vindictive," Mayor Bill de Blasio said Thursday he had no regrets about his public criticisms of the state's top Democrat.

Asked whether "it was a mistake" to criticize Cuomo, who has what could be described as an elephant's long memory for slights, de Blasio said he had no regrets. 

"The first answer is no," the mayor said. "I said the truth. I stand by it."

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Source: Politico and The Empire Report