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But a prime minister is not remotely as powerful as a president. A prime minister has no independent power as he was not elected by the people but by the party
by socialdemocrat 5y ago
But a prime minister is not remotely as powerful as a president. A prime minister has no independent power as he was not elected by the people but by the party or coalition he/she leads. That party/coalition can in principle remove the prime minister any time they want. You cannot remove a president. Look at the attempts at removal of Trump. It requires an impeachment which proved near impossible.
A vote of no-confidence is contrast is a very simple procedure.
- nicoburns 5y agoThat's very true. A PM with the backing of their party and a strong majority is very powerful, but they cannot really act unilaterally.