William F. Weld, the former Massachusetts governor who left to practice law and delve into venture capital in New York for the last 15 years, is returning to Massachusetts to become a partner in one of Boston’s largest law firms and a consultant to its lobbying arm.
Weld will become a partner at Mintz Levin and a principal at ML Strategies, the law firm’s government relations affiliate. He will focus on serving both international and domestic clients, the firm said Tuesday.
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My bet: he plans to run if Kerry gets promoted to SecState
I hope Weld plans to run against Kerry when Obama loses re-election and Kerry doesn't get that job!!!!! Weld was the best politician this state has had in 35 years! (Cellucci was a close-second.)