Richard Tisei spoke at a press conference after being introduced by gubernatorial candidate Charlie Baker.
(Pat Greenhouse/ Globe Staff)
News Analysis
Baker’s choice indicative of Mass. GOP’s uniqueness
Pick seen as nod to moderate wing
Richard Tisei spoke at a press conference after being introduced by gubernatorial candidate Charlie Baker.
(Pat Greenhouse/ Globe Staff)
By selecting Senator Richard R. Tisei to be his running mate, gubernatorial candidate Charlie Baker is trying to take Massachusetts Republicans back to the future - 1990, to be specific, when the puny political party bounced back as the voice of fiscal conservatism and social moderation and began a 16-year hold on the governorship. (Full article: 1009 words)
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