By: Federico Brokate and Sarah Benderson “The Liberal Democrats exist to build a fair, free and open society, in which we seek to balance the fundamental.

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By: Federico Brokate and Sarah Benderson “The Liberal Democrats exist to build a fair, free and open society, in which we seek to balance the fundamental Values of liberty, equality and community.”

 Formed on March 2,1988 by a merge of the Liberal Party and the Social Democratic Party  Nick Clegg has been the leader since 2007

 Advocate for a political system that listens more directly to the people governed.  Increased funding in community sports.  Get wasteful government spending under control and cutting taxes from the bottom up.  Manage big business and the rich who exploit tax lop- holes.  Cut class sizes to personalize education.  Equality of opportunity.  Health service should treat all people equally and should be free when needed.  Not based on ability to pay  Deliver positive vision to preserve the environment.  Chris Huhne: “The Green Deal”

 Country security first.  Work with allies, stand up for human rights, and help people in the poorest parts of the world.  Criminal justice based on evidence, not guilty until proven.  Reduce interference from central governments and help protect social services.  Unfair Council Tax should be replaced with a local income tax.  Ensure housing for all citizens.