In case you haven't heard or read, my run as the anonymous blogger came to an end this week when Jim O'Sullivan of the State House News Service officially outed me.
For the many readers who have been emailing me or sending me tweets, I have some exciting news (or at least the precursor to exciting news): January 20, 2010 is not going to be the end of this site after all.
Well, technically it will be the end of this site, but shortly I will be creating/launching/announcing a new and improved (and re-christened) version of kennedyseat.com.
The new site will have a much broader scope, and will tackle all the major races (and hopefully the minor ones) in Massachusetts.
In the meantime, kennedyseat.com itself will continue to live on as a chronicle of an election that truly lived up to my billing as "the biggest race to hit Massachusetts since the Boston marathon."
Thanks for reading, and stay tuned for updates on the new site (and if you have any suggestions for awesome names, please send them my way).
Sincerely,
The Senator (aka - Conor)
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6 comments:
If being identified publicly is what pushed you over the edge to continue the blog well then ...good for us!
I am glad to hear that you will continue to blog on politics!
Jim-Oh that guys weekly round-up is comedic gold.
I'm glad to hear you will be continuing! Your posts were informative, had interesting commentary, and were not mean spirited. Sadly, that's lacking in so many places. this blog made the race a little more fun to watch.
How about "The Post-Kennedy Era"? People are arguing that that's technically true, and it's a shout out to "Kennedy Seat", your original blog.
This post is awesome..i've been reading tons of crap posts from other blogs, but shows you have a more educated reader base.
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