ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — President Donald Trump is mocking New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's remarks that America "was never that great."
In a tweet Wednesday night, Trump repeats Cuomo's "it was never that great" comment made during a bill signing event earlier in the day. Trump then adds: "Can you believe this is the Governor of the Highest Taxed State in the U.S., Andrew Cuomo, having a total meltdown!"
The Democratic governor made the much-criticized remarks while bashing Trump and his slogan "Make America Great Again."
Cuomo is seeking a third term this fall and is considered a potential White House contender in 2020.
Cuomo said the Republican president wants to return to an era of greater sexism, racism and intolerance toward immigrants. He says America has made great strides toward equality, but that it can't consider itself great until there's full equality for all.
Republicans pounced on Cuomo's comments. GOP gubernatorial candidate Marc Molinaro, the Dutchess County executive, said Cuomo should be ashamed and owes the nation an apology.
