Updated 10/15/2005

All Spin Zone started life in early 2004 at allspinzone.blogspot.com, on the Blogger hosting service. The Great Blogger Meltdoown of 2005 convinced us that it was either 1) time to fold the tent and go home or 2) move to a more stable internet location. That’s where we are now - allspinzone.com.

There’s hundreds, nay thousands, nay hundreds of thousands of progressive political blogs and message boards up and running. We visit many of them on an infrequent basis. Some reflect our own thoughts, some we read simply to see what the other side is thinking or, on occasion, to calibrate our own personal views.

What most of these blogs and message boards lack is a unilateral way to force our (sometimes twisted) views on you — kind of like George Bush’s unilateral action in Iraq, if you want to look at it that way.

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Updated 10/15/2005

All Spin Zone started life in early 2004 at allspinzone.blogspot.com, on the Blogger hosting service. The Great Blogger Meltdoown of 2005 convinced us that it was either 1) time to fold the tent and go home or 2) move to a more stable internet location. That’s where we are now - allspinzone.com.

There’s hundreds, nay thousands, nay hundreds of thousands of progressive political blogs and message boards up and running. We visit many of them on an infrequent basis. Some reflect our own thoughts, some we read simply to see what the other side is thinking or, on occasion, to calibrate our own personal views.

What most of these blogs and message boards lack is a unilateral way to force our (sometimes twisted) views on you — kind of like George Bush’s unilateral action in Iraq, if you want to look at it that way.

(more…)

Updated 10/15/2005

All Spin Zone started life in early 2004 at allspinzone.blogspot.com, on the Blogger hosting service. The Great Blogger Meltdoown of 2005 convinced us that it was either 1) time to fold the tent and go home or 2) move to a more stable internet location. That’s where we are now - allspinzone.com.

There’s hundreds, nay thousands, nay hundreds of thousands of progressive political blogs and message boards up and running. We visit many of them on an infrequent basis. Some reflect our own thoughts, some we read simply to see what the other side is thinking or, on occasion, to calibrate our own personal views.

What most of these blogs and message boards lack is a unilateral way to force our (sometimes twisted) views on you — kind of like George Bush’s unilateral action in Iraq, if you want to look at it that way.

(more…)