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Mario Cuomo
- A Look Back and a Look Forward
- Length: 1 hr and 29 mins
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Editor reviews
Mario Cuomo, former three-term governor of New York, is known as a highly intelligent and perceptive politician. In this 92nd Street Y program from 2007, Cuomo addresses the state of the nation, giving his perspective not only on America's deficits but also its assets.
Cuomo was born in Queens, New York, and he finds a warm home audience at the historic Jewish cultural center. The Democrat gives the lay of the land in cogent words that never sound like rehearsed speech. He repeats the old adage that "one campaigns in poetry and governs in prose" and succeeds in doing the latter in this smart and congenial address.
Summary
Mario Cuomo was the longest-serving Democratic governor in the modern history of New York State. His numerous books include Why Lincoln Matters: Today More Than Ever, Reason to Believe and More Than Words. Cuomo gave a memorable keynote address at the 1984 Democratic Convention and he remains a sought-after speaker.
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