Mario Cuomo
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Mario Matthew Cuomo (b. 1932) is the liberal former four-term governor of New York, serving from 1983 to 1994. Cuomo kept running and running for reelection until he was crushed by the little-known Republican George Pataki in the election of 1994, despite New York being an overwhelmingly Democratic state and despite the Republican Rudy Giuliani crossing party lines and endorsing Cuomo in a big way prior to the election.
Cuomo's liberal policies caused millions to move away from New York, and it has one of the highest tax rates, highest taxpayer-funded abortion rates, and worst business climates of any state in the nation. Cuomo has continued to appear on talk shows since he left office.