The Liberaldemokratische Partei (LDP, English: Liberal Democratic Party) was an important political party in the Bundesrepublik Dundorf that existed from 3290 to 3243. Its political position can be described as centre-right, its ideology as libertarianism, with some influences of conservatism and classical liberalism. Over the years, the LDP has been a major force of the conservative bloc, propagating free-market economy, individual freedom, low taxes and low spending. The party has been part of an all-party coalition and several right-wing governments. Three Heads of Government came from the ranks of the LDP. The party is divided into three factions with slightly different ideologies:
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| - The Liberaldemokratische Partei (LDP, English: Liberal Democratic Party) was an important political party in the Bundesrepublik Dundorf that existed from 3290 to 3243. Its political position can be described as centre-right, its ideology as libertarianism, with some influences of conservatism and classical liberalism. Over the years, the LDP has been a major force of the conservative bloc, propagating free-market economy, individual freedom, low taxes and low spending. The party has been part of an all-party coalition and several right-wing governments. Three Heads of Government came from the ranks of the LDP. The party is divided into three factions with slightly different ideologies:
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| - The Liberaldemokratische Partei (LDP, English: Liberal Democratic Party) was an important political party in the Bundesrepublik Dundorf that existed from 3290 to 3243. Its political position can be described as centre-right, its ideology as libertarianism, with some influences of conservatism and classical liberalism. Over the years, the LDP has been a major force of the conservative bloc, propagating free-market economy, individual freedom, low taxes and low spending. The party has been part of an all-party coalition and several right-wing governments. Three Heads of Government came from the ranks of the LDP. The party is divided into three factions with slightly different ideologies: 1.) Liberal Faction The Liberal Faction includes approximately 45% of all party representatives, including former Party President Jean-Pierre Du Pont and Vice Party President Marit van Waterkant. It promotes capitalist market policies, self-responsibility, low taxes, pro-business policies and individual freedom. However, they tend to espouse these stances in a less radical way than the libertarian wing of the LDP. Party Secretary Johann Goldberg currently chairs the Liberal Faction. Other members include former Minister for Trade and Industry Marina Hohenstein, and Shadow Minister for Defence Ägidius Lichtenegger. The liberal wing was dominant from the party's foundation until 3239, when many of its members switched to the aspiring libertarian faction. 2.) Conservative Faction The Conservative Faction, led by Julia von Castell, LDP's shadow minister for Health and Social Services, promotes Free Market policies as well, but supports a more restrictive course on civil rights, security and immigration issues. Members of the conservative wing also frequently speak out against gay marriage and abortion, despite the fact that the LDP is officially pro-choice (albeit with heavy restrictions) and endorses same-sex marriage. Around 15% of LDP members count among the Conservative Faction, including Education Spokesman Luigi de Filippo and Security Spokesman Anton Suhling. The conservative faction historically was the second-strongest wing in the LDP, however their influence dropped rapidly after Vanessa Tallerand reforemed the party's agenda and renounced most of its socially conservative sections. 3.) Libertarian Faction The Libertarian Faction was historically the smallest faction within the LDP, albeit it always held some key positions, like the Head of State of Dundorf, namely Georg von Gallenstein, who was elected for HoS two times in 3196. Currently around 45% of LDP members self-identify as Libertarians. The libertarian wing has significantly gained influence after the LDP's agenda was transformed from conservatism to libertarianism. They are now considered to dominant faction within the party. Former Minister for Foreign Affairs and MP Clarice von Eindhoven currently chairs the Libertarian Faction. Other members include Marie-Sylvie de Corbousier and Richard Clemenceau. The LDP also has several affiliated organisations, such as:
* Dundorfischer Wirtschaftsbund (Economic Alliance of Dundorf): The DWB is an organization of entrepreneurs, investors and businesspersons, promoting free market and pro-business policies. It is chaired by Heinrich Streuss, a manufacturer from Bergengruber and one of the richest persons in Dundorf.
* Liberaldemokratischer Frauenbund (Liberal Democratic Women's Alliance) The LDFB is an organization uniting women throughout the nation who support the LDP. It is chaired by former LDP Chairwoman Larissa Dreyfus. It stands for gender equality and aims to support women in combining family and career.
* Dundorfischer Akademikerbund (Academic Alliance of Dundorf) The DAB is a network of university professors, teachers, scientists and other people professionally related to science or education. Their mission is to ward off anti-science tendencies both on the left and the right of the political spectrum. It is chaired by Dr. Emmerich Thoralt, an ophthalmologist from Dunburg.
* Bauernbund (Farmer's Alliance) The BB is an organization representing the interests of famers. They promote the cultivation of genetically modified crops and the abolition of restrictions on the use of pesticides. They also aim to stop environmentalist attempts to reduce pollutions caused by agribusiness and industry. It is chaired by the LDP's long-time Agriculture Speaker Hans Holzbauer.
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