Charles D. Baker Jr. spoke to an audience member after a speech yesterday at Suffolk University. Baker gave the first of four speeches this winter and spring by candidates for the office.
(Wendy Maeda/Globe Staff)
Baker says governor’s seat is his sole intent
Says office not a political waypoint
Charles D. Baker Jr. spoke to an audience member after a speech yesterday at Suffolk University. Baker gave the first of four speeches this winter and spring by candidates for the office.
(Wendy Maeda/Globe Staff)
If elected governor in November, Republican Charles D. Baker Jr. says he will serve for as long as voters let him. (Full article: 759 words)
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