Massachusetts governor takes tequila shots to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker (R) was spotted at a Boston bar taking tequila shots with locals to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.
Twitter user Becca Ruesch posted a video of Baker on Saturday, writing “This just in: Charlie Baker, the Governor of Massachusetts, is taking shots with the locals in Southie #Boston”
This just in: Charlie Baker, the Governor of Massachusetts, is taking shots with the locals in Southie #Boston pic.twitter.com/oBV0kzza2D
— Becca Ruesch (@beccaruesch) March 17, 2018
Baker is the country’s most popular governor, according to quarterly rankings from Morning Consult. Last October, Baker had a 69 percent approval rating and 17 percent disapproval rating.
Baker posted his own photos to Twitter showing him speaking to crowds and posing with traditional Irish dancers.
From Dot to Southie, Happy #StPatricksDay! pic.twitter.com/6jKyhw7wW6
— Charlie Baker (@MassGovernor) March 17, 2018
Other politicians celebrated the Irish festivities across the country.
Vice President Pence walked in a parade in Georgia while former President George H.W. Bush hung out with country music star Brad Paisley.
The United States Army posted an unusual video showing exploding four-leaf clovers.
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