A popular philosopher A J Parskinosn lacks a Wikipedia page.
A J Parkinson is a fictional philosopher who was created by former New York governor Mario Cuomo. However, this fictional character was dead along with the death of the creator.
But later this fictional character was resurrected by the former New York governor Mario Cuomo’s son Andrew Cuomo.
Most people don’t know this but A.J Parkinson is not a real person.
He’s a fictional person Gov. Mario Cuomo invented.#NYC #Cuomo #NewYork pic.twitter.com/BXr06sZlbc
— Andrew Zarian (@AndrewZarian) May 29, 2020
A J Parkinson Wikipedia
Although A J Parkinson is a famous fictional philosopher, he has no Wikipedia page yet.
Governor Mario Cuomo used to create a fake quote targeting his opposing party members using the name of A J Parkinson.
One of his famous quotes was “One should never write a book if one has lost an election.” Since it is just a fictional character created by Mario Cuomo, its physical presence is absent.
Facts to Know About A J Parkinson
- A J Parkinson’s age is unknown. It is unclear when Mario Cuomo created this fictional character. However, the character was dead with the real creator. But it was recently resurrected by Cuomo’s son Andrew Cuomo.
- A J Parkinson is available on Twitter. As of January 2021, it has 589 followers and 242 tweets. The account had been inactive since April of 2020.
- There is not much information available regarding his full name. According to NY Daily News, it is reported that there are numerous A J Parkinsons, it could be Andrew John Parkinson or Aaron Judah Parkison.
- A J Parkinson does not have a family. Since it is a solo fictional character created by Mario Cuomo, it lacks family life.
- The famous quote of A J Parkinson is ‘I respect elected officials who aren’t typical politicians.’ It means that elected official does not have to be politicians.
- Recently John Oliver criticized governor Andrew Cuomo for using fake quotes from a fictional philosopher who doesn’t exist.