On the Cuomo front, you have to look at his decision in the crucible of the moment, not with hindsight. In that moment, the world thought this was affecting all age groups equally, the death rate was predicted to be more like 5% than .5% or less, and he had modeling that said that he would be at least 30k short on hospital beds. With that information, he had to make a hard choice. You can see why he’d want to open up hospital beds for younger people if he thought at all that the nursing homes could provide comfort treatment. My issue with his execution is that he should’ve designated nursing homes as COVID-only and moved the healthy to clear homes. But, and I can’t believe that I’m defending him, it’s hard to judge his actions then by applying the knowledge we now have as the standard. He thought that he had some very hard choices to make in that moment.