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Liberal Democrats

A community portal about Liberal Democrats with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: The Liberal Democrats, often shortened to Lib Dems, are a liberal political party in the United Kingdom. The party was formed in 1988... [more]

A community portal about Liberal Democrats with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: The Liberal Democrats, often shortened to Lib Dems, are a liberal political party in the United Kingdom. The party was formed in 1988 by the merger of the Liberal Party and the short-lived Social Democratic Party; the two parties had already been in an alliance for some years prior to this. The Lib Dems are the third-largest party in the UK Parliament, behind Labour and the Conservatives, with 63 Members of Parliament (MPs) - 62 elected at the general election of 2005, they held Cheadle in the Cheadle by-election (July 2005) and gained one at the Dunfermline and West Fife by-election. In the Scottish Parliament, they form part of the coalition Scottish Executive with Labour, with the Lib Dems supplying the Deputy First Minister, currently Nicol Stephen. The party's leader is Sir Menzies Campbell, elected in March 2006 (see Liberal Democrats leadership election, 2006). Campbell was acting leader prior to his election.

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We have stood firm against many appeals to betray our principles by joining them and will continue to do so, the members of the Vale of Clwyd Liberal Democrats are principled and dedicated to working for the good of our community not ... We will be honest about where savings must be made to balance the books and we will break up the banking system. And finally, fair, clean and local politics. We will introduce a fair voting system, ensure that...  
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Nick Clegg has told his political rivals that the Liberal Democrats are "not for sale" and will not be easily wooed into joining a coalition after the next election.  
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But one development is new: both the old parties now claim to be almost identical to the Liberal Democrats. David Cameron and Gordon Brown are ostentatiously flirting with Liberal Democrat voters, clumsily trying to woo them — and by ...  
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It is red roses and champagne all round as the former Liberal Democrat and arch-turncoat, Lord Adonis claims that that there is “no ideological divide” between New Labour and the Lib Dems and suggests they could forge a “progressive ...  
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LONDON (Reuters) - Conservative leader David Cameron stressed common ground with the Liberal Democrats on Sunday in a message seen as seeking to woo supporters of the smaller opposition party ahead of next year's election.  
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The Conservative leader said in his new year message that he thinks there is “a lot less disagreement than there used to be” on how to makea fairer Britain, but Liberal Democrat chief of staff, Danny Alexander described the comments as ...  
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PLANS to broadcast election debates between the three main UK party leaders faced a legal quagmire last night as Liberal Democrats threatened court action to ensure the even  
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Mirror.co.ukDavid Cameron offers Labour and Lib Dems seats in 'war cabinet'Telegraph.co.ukDavid Cameron has attempted to steal a march on Labour and the Liberal Democrats by announcing plans for a cross-party "war cabinet" to take charge of operations in Afghanistan. By Patrick Hennessy, Political Editor In a speech billed as the launch of ...David Cameron launches election campaign with economy pledgeThe GuardianCameron calls for year of...  
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Gordon Brown made an unprecedented overture to the Liberal Democrats yesterday amid growing expectation that Nick Clegg's party could hold the balance of power after the general election. Related StoriesPoll suggests majority want justice powers devolvedLady Sylvia’s future still not resolved after Empey meeting  
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Filed under: Democrats, Barack Obama, Obama Administration, Deep Background, 2010 ElectionsOver the past few weeks--as I traveled abroad, attended holiday parties, and went through my appointed rounds--I kept encountering people who posed the same question: "What's happened with Obama?" These were liberal Democrats, and they feel, depending on the person, somewhat, partially, or fully betrayed by the president whom they helped elect with their...  
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BBC NewsLib Dem poll setback for CameronScotsmanLIBERAL Democrats would prefer Gordon Brown to be Prime Minister over and above David Cameron, a poll by the party's activists has found. An online survey by the Liberal Democrat Voice website asked readers who, of the two, ...Lib Dems deny Cameron claim of Tory 'similarities'BBC NewsDavid Cameron makes direct appeal to Liberal Democrat votersThe GuardianDavid Cameron accused of spin over Liberal...  
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UPDATE 2   PD-L's parallel count indicated a 0.72% advantage in favour of the lib-dem presidential candidate Traian Basescu. According to the liberal-democrats, Basescu leads by 50.36% against Mircea Geoana - 49.64%, after a PDL count of the votes cast in 74.35% of the sections, PD-L vice-president Adriean Videanu declared.  
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Rosalie Marshall, V3.co.uk, Monday 7 December 2009 at 16:49:00 Scaling back NHS IT programme is a sign of its failure, say critics The Conservatives and Liberal Democrats have criticised the government's plans to cut back spending on the NHS IT system, arguing that the move is a clear sign that the system...  
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I was also told of course what I already know that the inclusion of anything in the manifesto would have to have been a policy voted on by conference. Guess what? The Scottish Liberal Democrats haven't had a vote on the question of a ...  
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