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Nothing like a president-elect widely feared as an erratic bully to trigger newfound respect on the left for the rule of law, right?
Well, maybe not.
STATE HOUSE – Gov. Charlie Baker shared on Monday that he has spoken with President-elect Donald Trump since his Nov. 8 election, downplayed suggestions that Massachusetts could be penalized by Trump's White House, and said he would not accept a Trump administration post if a job were offered.
During his appearance on Boston Public Radio's "Ask the Governor" segment, Baker shook off the school of thought that Massachusetts might face repercussions for the state's support of Hillary Clinton and criticism of the president-elect from Baker and other state officials.