Melissa DeRosa Shares Insights on Cuomo and Pandemic in New Memoir

In her book titled "What's Left Unsaid," former secretary to New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, Melissa DeRosa, offers an insider perspective of navigating a once-in-a-century pandemic, facing criticisms, and dealing with Cuomo's resignation amidst sexual harassment allegations, while also detailing her personal struggles with infertility and failed friendships.

Melissa DeRosa, former secretary to New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, offers an insider perspective of the Cuomo administration and COVID-19 response in her new memoir, "What's Left Unsaid".
DeRosa defends Cuomo's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, and asserts that much of the criticism was lost in the "fog of COVID".
She also addresses Cuomo's resignation following sexual harassment allegations, aiming to share her firsthand perspective of the events.
In her book, DeRosa details her personal challenges including the breakdown of her marriage, her struggle with infertility, and the loss of relationships due to political differences.
While DeRosa supports the possibility of Cuomo reentering the political sphere, she plans to chart her own independent path forward.