New York state Republican Chairman Nick Langworthy was one of the first to begin calls for Gov. Andrew Cuomo to resign in February when reports regarding a cover-up of nursing home deaths tied to COVID-19 began surfacing. In August, in the midst of growing sexual assault and harassment allegations against the former state leader, his voice became louder. Once Cuomo did officially step down, Langworthy offered this statement: “New Yorkers can breathe a collective sigh of relief that Andrew Cuomo will no longer be able to wield the immense power of the governor’s office to commit his ...