This site is but a mere shadow of the old DAILYPAUL site.

We're on http://www.unitingfortrump.com/. I know I've invited this group to join us there before. We're still there and if you're missing DP, take a look at our site. If you are comfortable with what you see, then sign up and join in the conversations. Log in traffic isn't high but, there are over 300 members who are lurking and voting up posts. Maybe this kind of forum isn't fast enough for the Twitter people; hence the lower log in figures. You will know some of the screen names; others have changed theirs but, they are still from the Daily Paul. Supporting Trump is not a requirement. Being civil is. Hope to see you there!

I too miss to DP/PL. I had high hopes for this site and used to comment and post a lot at first. But mainly it
Lacks the traffic needed to have good debate and conversation. Some posts get no comments at all. 5 is considered a lot. The DP/PL sites used to get hundreds for some topics. I like this site format and don't mind the content so much, but wish there was more traffic to create the buzz and enthusiasm we used to feel. I think many of us are disappointed and disillusioned by now because there is not much possibility in politics to have the libertarian moment. I got very down after Rand failed to draw the support needed to win. Trump came out of no where and took the wind out of his sails. While I like how Trump has fractured the establishment Republican Party, I crave a more ideological and principled statesman like the Pauls or the like. I am still a voracious reader of political news and libertarian philosophy, but I lost the energy to stay engaged with posting and commenting. I think I am just dumbfounded by this election cycle.

Freedom is a state of mind.

I've hosted an internet forum that I started from scratch. It's quite a learning process. It's not money intensive, but it's very time intensive. There's quite a bit of wing flapping to get the site working as wanted. The hardest part for me was customizing the forum software to get it to look right. This is tough if you don't have a graphic design background and web programming experience. You can pay to have it done, of course, but you've got to do it on your own if you're on a budget with a small site. I appreciate this site and have an idea of the effort involed to set it up.

Popular Liberty was great and had a lot of custom features that made it attractive to users and easy for them to use. Michael Nystrom is to be commended for creating PL that became quite a magnet for liberty-minded folks. pawnstorm, start your own PL2 website. Show us how it should be done. :)

cast many shadows

This is not a zero sum game

This site was not named for Ron or Rand. It was named for Paul Revere. If you have read the headers you would have known this.
The people from the Daily Paul have all been dispersed throughout other sites.
Some I think may be like this one, some are for Trump, some where for Bernie, some went to libertarian blogs, some stick to Facebook.
We were splintered, I hope one day we can all connect again.
Not that many post in here, some can't get in, some have left because of me some say, not believing I have that much power so I feel they went to Trump sites.
Haven't seen Ann here in a while. Hoping she will come back soon and straighten things out.
The posts that are posted in here are fine. I have found value in many, I feel it is the lack of debate that is missing. The debate we were used to at the Old Daily Paul.