How do countries with a president AND prime minister work?
>>52421979
one is for show and one is for go
Their president is just a tax-funded Queen
one of them is like a governor general and usually just escorts high ranking officials from other countries
>>52422063
this.
the countries that have both a President and a Prime Minister usually have arrangements where the PM is the most active and the important one. They're the ones that actually matter.
>>52422150
>the queen is not tax funded
>>52422344
Yours definately is
>>52422547
Yes, and so is yours
>>52421979
The president is a slow tard who plays monarchy elected by parties to not interfere
>>52422605
this.
>tfw your queen is a net tax contributor even without tourism
feels good man
The president does jack shit apart from posing with world leaders.
>>52421979
Like clockwork
>>52422237
France doesn't work that way but that's because De Gaulle was an egotist.
Interesting fact, Frenchies- Brisbane's mayor and council are elected separately and thanks to socioeconomic variation between council electoral divisions (and individually popular local councillors) there's a good chance that the mayor will be from the other side of politics to the majority of council, who will want to dominate Civic Cabinet. When that happens we call it cohabitation because we's french n shit.
>>52421979
prime minister is the leader of the government,
président leads the country
>>52421979
President is a supreme leader representing the country and nation.
Prime-minister is a head of all ministers.
>>52421979
It has a division of power between them and depending on how the PM is appointed one is more important than the other.
>>52422586
Ours is estate funded.
>>52422344
Not him but she is mostly self funded and only gets an allowance to pay for state matters
>>52421979
The prime minister does all the work.
The president represents the national unity, like the queen, publicity and shit. He's also the head of command of the military.
This is how it works in Bulgaria.
>>52423081
>Only an allowance
£900K
i wish I'd won the aristocracy lottery
>>52423218
And thats a bargain compared to what a president would use
>>52422958
and what does that mean
>>52423310
In France's case, the President sets the agenda but the PM deals with the actual running of government and implementation. The President in France also directly controls foreign policy etc.
One is head of government. He governs and shit.
The other is head of state. He doesn't have much power and is mainly for show, a symbol of the country. Some are elected by the people, some are elected by the parliament.
>>52423389
I see, thanks, how about you? The Queen = The President?
>>52423283
Oh get your hand off it m8, that's demonstrably false. But mostly because republics (and republiccy governor-generalships like ours) have a different history and different senses of symbology of state, etc. So it's like comparing apples with oranges who replaced the apples after WWI caused a collapse of public and political support for apples
>>52423532
The Queen has the same powers as the President of France on paper, but she does not use them (none have since Queen Victoria). The real power in the UK is with the PM.
president is basically a celebratory position, similar to modern yuro royal families who go around doing photo shoots and making speeches but not really getting involved in the actual running of the country
Lithuania is a parliamentary republic (as declared by the constitutional court). Small bits of a semi-presidential republic remain.
President: foreign policy, appoints every judge, leader of the armed forces, appoints the prime minister, ministers, has a veto, etc.
I believe both the president and the prime minister (parliament) have powers to null each other if need be but the parliament comes out on top in the end.
In Ausland the president doesn't do shit and no one's ever heard of him
>>52424277
Then why is obama all around the world's newspapers?
JUST
>>52425010
THE
>>52425144
C0CK
>>52423389
So PM does all the bitch work? Why would anyone want that job instead of presidency?
