Cuomo Remains In Hiding After NY Times Moreland Story

Governor Cuomo was supposed to appear at a fundraiser last night:

Cuomo slated to appear at Bronx County Dems dinner tonight, a public event. Info here: pic.twitter.com/Qxr3DnRFDG
— Blake Zeff (@blakezeff) July 23, 2014

But after the NY Times ran their Moreland tampering story, this happened:

.@NYGovCuomo cancels only public appearance of day. #inhiding
— Bill O'Reilly (@wfbor) July 23, 2014

State of Politics reported the following in their morning update:

Gov. Andrew Cuomo is in Albany with no public schedule. (This changed late last night, he was supposed to be in NYC).

Cuomo's been sending out all kinds of announcements about everything other than Moreland, as shown by this Colin Campbell tweet:

EMPTY THE HATCHES http://t.co/HGm9jnBH73 http://t.co/fX4rRa2dJC http://t.co/wyJvGuvs9H http://t.co/Ta601rkSYM http://t.co/sE3rEwUAoU
— Colin Campbell (@BKcolin) July 23, 2014

But there have been no personal appearances by the governor, no chance that he'll face the press and take any questions about Moreland in the near term.

I sent the following tweets to him after another one of his announcements:

.@NYGovCuomo Who's we? You've been in hiding since the NY Times Moreland story ran yesterday morning.
— realitybasededucator (@perdidostschool) July 24, 2014

.@NYGovCuomo You canceled an appearance last night, have no public schedule today. How long you plan on hiding?
— realitybasededucator (@perdidostschool) July 24, 2014

.@NYGovCuomo Because you MUST face press & answer questions about your actions in Moreland. You can't hide forever.
— realitybasededucator (@perdidostschool) July 24, 2014

When does he finally emerge and face public scrutiny?

It's an election year, so he can't remain hidden forever.

Though I bet he'd like to do just that.