Enterprise Party

The Enterprise Party is a economic centre-right party, with strong liberal social policies. It is one of the original founder parties and is tied with the British Futurists for the oldest party. As such, the Enterprise Party can be seen as the Conservative Party equivalent and is one of the "Big Two".

Enterprise would go on to form a disputed majority government, and a recognised minority government with the backing of the Small Party Alliance, which at the time consisted of the Cool Democratic Pirate Party, Comrades of Cthulhu and Law and Justice.

However, Enterprise would face an Act of Attainder against its leader Louis N, which failed, and a vote of no confidence, which passed and ended the Enterprise government. Subsequently, the Enterprise Party held a leadership election, which was won by former Deputy Leader Bradley H. After Enterprise's crushing defeat in the February 28th Election, Toby E was named the new leader.

Then Louis N became Leader again, followed by Thomas B, who became Prime Minister under an Enterprise-Republic Coalition. Then Louis N Again (are you seeing a pattern?)

Founding
The Enterprise Party was created by Louis N, a Conservative Party member. The party was founded as a centre-right party based off of the ideals of promoting business and improving the UK's business friendliness. Unlike all the other founding parties, the Enterprise Party was the only party not have any major instability or defections in the starting few weeks. The Enterpise Party would prove to be one of the most stable parties of Judd Mock Parliament and would maintain their position as part of the "Big Two", opposing first the Green Democratic Socialists, then the British Futurist Party.

Merge with Law and Justice
Under Thomas B, Law and Justice merged with Enterprise, with Enterprise being the senior partner. This led to the first ever majority government, but nonetheless was an extremely unstable party. Throughout its existance, multiple rebellions were started over implementation of more radical parties, such as the Death Penalty.

This would eventually end with the defection of Thomas B into the Tea Party.

== Links to Columbian drug cartels

== On January 9th, a BBC panorama documentary was aired, in which it was revealed that Enterprise were running cocaine gangs in Columbia in order to raise party funds.

However, a week later it was discovered that Law and Justice had faked evidence in this case, and are in fact the true orchestrators behind this undercover drug operation.

However, a week later it was discovered that the Enterprise Party had faked the evidence which incriminated Law and Justice, and in fact were the true orchestrators behind this undercover drug operation.