It was a minor party which held one seat in the House of Representatives in the Diet at its peak.

On domestic policy, the party supported privatization and smaller government, but also called for increasing the rights of women.

[citation needed] It supported the government (made up of the Liberal Democratic Party and New Kōmeitō) on most issues unofficially.

In the 2005 lower house elections, the Liberal League's only sitting member of parliament declined to run for reelection.

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