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No match for Tom Menino

Peter Gelzinis By Peter Gelzinis
Wednesday, November 4, 2009 - Updated 134d 22h ago
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When the story of Tom Menino’s 20 - or 24, or 28 - years as mayor is finally written, will anyone remember that Michael Flaherty once came within 15 points of unseating him?

No.

 
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