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Since its foundation, the party has steadily increased its presence in the [[House of Commons]] at each successive election. The party won 62 seats in the 2005 general election - the most that the party or its predecessors had won since the election of 1923.
Since its foundation, the party has steadily increased its presence in the [[House of Commons]] at each successive election. The party won 62 seats in the 2005 general election - the most that the party or its predecessors had won since the election of 1923.
Their policies can be broadly described as social-democratic, with a libertarian bent - they have mooted the idea of decriminalising recreational drugs, whilst arguing for a rationalisation of the currently confused status of the various components of the [[United Kingdom]].
Their policies can be broadly described as social-democratic, with a libertarian bent - they have mooted the idea of decriminalizing recreational drugs, whilst arguing for a rationalization of the currently confused status of the various components of the [[United Kingdom]]. They are also in favour of allowing children to view pornography.
The party is currently under investigation for receiving money from Jewish Banker and ex-patriot Michael Brown which was fraudulently obtained.
[[category:political Parties]]
[[category:political Parties]]