Loyal to Liberty-Beta

As I indicated in my last posting, I am at work on a redesigned version of Loyal to Liberty.  Since I first started this effort I've been determined to maintain it personally.  Since I had only rudimentary design and programming skills, I chose a platform that didn't require much expertise. 
Though I address current events and issues, the site is also intended to create an accessible archive of thoughts on a range of topics.  I had it in mind to respond to the interest of many people who have approached me after hearing a speech or seeing a TV appearance, asking where they could find a more complete written exposition of a presentation or argument  I had made.  I have also used it to invite reaction and comment on works (such as The Strategy of Right) that I hope to publish as books at some point.
It made sense to concentrate in the first instance on producing a good sized body of work.  Despite much travel and other calls on my time, I think I've managed to do that during this first year. A little while ago I decided that the time had come to organize and present the result more effectively.  Maintaining the entirely hands-on character of the blog (which I am still determined to do) meant taking the time to acquire some new skills and assemble some additional tools and expertise.
In all respects the redesign is still a work-in-progress, but I think the result has reached a stage that will benefit from the views and advice of people who have been reading this site, and participating in the discussions here. With this in mind,  Alan Keyes is Loyal to Liberty-Beta is now available for perusal.  The site is not yet fully active or discoverable through search engines and such, but it is open to visitors.  I'd welcome any comments or suggestions.  You can append them to the welcome post presently first up on the main page.  Keep in mind that the redesign isn't about new content, but a new way of presenting and accessing what is already available on the LTL site.   Of cours, the redesign will affect what I produce in the future.  For example, it  lends itself to more frequent use of video and audio material and I hope to take good advantage of that in the weeks ahead.  I will also be able to develop pages devoted to particular activities (like sharing my thoughts about the criteria for candidates for office who will truly serve the cause of liberty, and about specific candidates who fit the bill.)
I regret that the redesign has cut into the time I have for new writing.  I hope to have it ready to begin the transition by the end of the week.  Thanks for your patience, and any ideas you are moved to share.