Allies of former New York Governor Andrew
Cuomo plotted to discredit Fox meteorologist
Janice Dean for criticizing his handling
of COVID pandemic after both her husband's
parents died in nursing homes from the virus
Posted By: Imright, 12/10/2021 11:22:11 PM
Allies of Andrew Cuomo plotted to try and discredit a Fox News meteorologist, according to reports, who became one of the former New York governor's most strident critics during the pandemic after both of her husband's parents died from COVID while at separate nursing homes. Janice Dean, 51, lost both her father-in-law and mother-in-law to COVID-19 within weeks of each other in the spring of 2020.The pair lived in nursing homes, and Dean blamed Cuomo's policy of forcing nursing homes to readmit convalescent COVID patients for causing their deaths.The governor's inner circle were rattled by Dean's attacks,
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