The announcement of the campaign of the mayor of New York of Andrew Cuomo showing him a boost to relaunch a car attracts criticism

The criticisms tear the last announcement of the campaign for the candidate for the town hall of New York Andrew Cuomo, who shows the former governor of the Empire of Empire helping a New York colleague by giving his vehicle a boost on the side of a street in the city.

“New Yorkers, start your engines … Together, we can repair this city!” Cuomo said in an article on Instagram which included the campaign video. “We can be there for each other. We help. We do it. And we will – together.”

The accompanying video starts with Cuomo by looking down in the open engine compartment, while seeing to report to the driver to give the engine a crank.

A click sound is then heard before Cuomo passes through the action, and the camera takes place to display the black rider cable fixed at the negative battery terminal, and the red cable in the hand of the mayor’s candidate.

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The candidate for New York town hall, Andrew Cuomo, is seen in a new advertising campaign which relaunches a vehicle on a street in the city. (Andrew Cuomo campaign)

Cuomo then connects the red cable to the vacant battery terminal before shaking where it enters the driver’s seat of another vehicle, perceived as his.

After starting the vehicle, Cuomo looks in the rear view mirror of his vehicle and the shot goes to the driver of the other vehicle, turning the key.

The car starts right away and the driver leaves with a smile on his face. He then slaps five with Cuomo, although you did not see the candidate’s face.

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A driver reacts after the candidate of New York town hall, Andrew Cuomo, puts his car in a new campaign announcement. (Andrew Cuomo campaign)

The two are then seen to speak later while Cuomo gives the other pilot the rider’s cables.

Although the video could make a positive atmosphere to some, the criticisms took advantage of it to slam Cuomo’s new announcement.

One spectator wrote: “He connected the cables in the bad order”, while another wrote: “Hi cuomo media team! I hope you leave that of your curriculum vitae.”

The Cuomo marketing team was also accused in the comments of being disconnected from voters.

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Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo recently announced that he was relan his mayor mayor of New York as an independent. (David ‘Dee’ Delgado / Reuters)

When contacted on Wednesday, Cuomo’s team told Fox News Digital that the reactions were “the greatest stupidity”.

“The governor is a trained mechanic who put himself in college by driving a tow truck for AAA,” said the spokesman. “The online trolls permanently lost their time to criticize him to help a New York colleague should probably call AAA if they were in the same situation. They should touch grass.”

But all the comments were not negative towards Cuomo. In fact, a spectator praised the video and the announcement of the Cuomo campaign.

“Very well, let’s listen to these engines to roar! Start your engines!” The spectator wrote. “The type of leadership that has practical experience and stops to help supplement strangers if necessary. You don’t mind get your hands dirty and always help.

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New York Town Hall candidate Zohran Mamdani attended the March 2025 pride on June 29. (Noam Galai / Getty images)

The former governor with three mandates, who draws a political return after having resigned in 2021 in the midst of several scandals, was convincingly defeated last month by Mamdani in the primary of the Democratic Mayor.

Mamdani’s main victory over Cuomo and nine other candidates shaken the Democratic Party and stimulated the Queen’s 33 -year -old state of state to become the first Muslim and first mayor of the most populous city in the country.

Cuomo, in a video announcing his decision on Monday on Monday, said: “Only 13% of New Yorkers voted during the June primary. The general elections are in November, and I am there to win it.”

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And Cuomo instructed: “My opponent, Mr. Mamdani, offers smooth slogans but no real solutions.”

Although he recognized Mamdani’s victory in primary school, Cuomo left the door open to a November race as an independent candidate, who settles New York State rules.

Paul Steinhauser of Fox News Digital and Deirdre Heavey contributed to this report.