We all know that Baker has been palling around with extremist Bill Hudak as he campaigns around the state. However, now that the primaries are over, they aren't alone anymore. They have a whole bunch of new people to pal around with. Let's meet some of them!

Bill Gunn

Bill Gunn is the Republican Nominee in the 1st district. He is an avowed Tea Partier who was arrested for interrupting Congress during the health care debate. He yelled "kill the bill" in the House chamber. Looks like the Republicans are hoping to give Joe Wilson some company.

Bill Hudak

Charlie's old friend Bill Hudak is now officially the nominee to take on Congressman Tierney in the 6th district. As we have discussed several times. Hudak is the ultimate fringe candidate with radical views such as referring to President Obama as terrorist in a sign in his yard. He has also stated that the President is not an American citizen and has even provided a fake birth certificate showing that the President was born in Kenya to a reporter.

Tom Wesley

Tom Wesley is the Republican nominee for the 2nd Congressional District. It turns out that Wesley has filed for personal bankruptcy due to failed business ventures and has over $8,000 in unpaid taxes. Maybe he and Charlie can talk about fiscal responsibility.

Jon Golnik

Jon Golnik is the Republican nominee for the 5th Congressional District. Golnik didn't vote for nine years, and has been arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol and marijuana.

Jeff Perry

Jeff Perry defeated Joe Malone to become the Republican nominee in the 10th Congressional district. As a police officer, Perry oversaw the illegal strip search of teenage girls by a subordinate. He also has a record of not being truthful as an officer ("tripping" traffic lights and breaking a radar gun). He has also highlighted a degree from "Columbia State University" which is an unaccredited and online diploma mill program.

Some interesting new characters are arriving in Charlie Baker's World. Will Charlie endorse and campaign for his fellow Republicans as the campaigns move on?