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Campaign '92 / The Democrats / Cuomo #336522

CBS Evening News for Friday, Dec 20, 1991
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(Studio: Harry Smith) Report introduced.

(New York: Bruce Morton) Announcement by Governor Mario Cuomo that he will not run for the Democratic presidential nomination featured; scenes shown of Cuomo on a rocking horse. [CUOMO - says he abandons effort to run.] [Two NEW YORKERS, political analyst Claibourne DARDEN, Democratic pollster Paul MASLIN - react to Cuomo's decision.] [CUOMO - says the question for President Bush is: is your life better than four years ago] [Governor Bill CLINTON - comments.] [Comedian Jay LENO - jokes about Cuomo.]

Reporter(s):
Morton, Bruce;
Smith, Harry
Duration:
00:02:20

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