When New York Gov. Mario Cuomo gave his seminal speech at the 1984 Democratic National Committee nominating convention, his son Andrew was literally standing in his shadow. You can see Andrew, then 26 years old and now occupying the same office that his late father held for three terms, standing on the side, watching intently as his father rebuked the policies of Ronald Reagan and spoke of a country divided by class. It sparked nearly a decade of chatter about Mario Cuomo’s presidential prospects.

Source: Wall Street Journal August 16, 2020 22:52 UTC