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Liberals and Democrats, generally are for more government involvement in our lives, and are against some traditional values. For example, they are for abortion, gay marriage, and the legalization of Marijuana. They also want more regulations on most corporations, and financial institutions. And they are for welfare, social security, and basically helping the poor through wealth distribution.
Conservatives and Republicans, generally, are for the opposite. They are for less government involvement in our lives, and are for some traditional values. For example, they are against abortion, gay marriage, and the legalization of Marijuana. they also want less less regulations on most corporations and financial institutions. They mostly believe in the 'Trickle-Down Theory.' The modern Republican party, contrary to what the party stands for, are also for wealth distribution, however it's slightly different and stated quietly.
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What do Lib Dems stand for?
liberal democrats
What lib dems stand for?
liberal democrats
Which lib dems are against the conservative-lib dem coalition?
All of them
Who is the leader of the lib dems?
Nick Clegg.
What are the Lib dems policies on Lib dems policies?
They believe they are right! The questioner is unlikely to get very helpful answers, to a question that is as unspecific as the one posed!
Who did David Mitchell vote for in the British Election?
The Lib Dems.
How many seats did the lib dems win in 2010?
57
Which two parties are currently sharing power in the British Government?
Conservatives and Lib-Dems
What political parties have been in power in england since 1950?
The Labour Party and the Consevative Party. The present government is a Conservative Lib/Dem coalition. In local government the Lib/Dems are sometimes in power.
What is the third largest political party in England?
At present it is the "Liberal Democrats" commonly called the "Lib Dems".
What does lib stand for?
LIB is mxit slang witch stands for lieing in bed
Can the Lib-Dems leave the coalition and if so would this mean an earlier general election?
of course they can leave and that would probably lead to another general election.
