Examine:Analyse The Similarities In The Roles and Powers Of The US President and UK Prime Minister.

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Paragraph Focus

  • Para 1 = Head of Government

  • Para 2 = Accountability

  • Para 3 = Party Leadership

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Para 1 = President and PM

  • US

    • eg. Trump led the 2025 executive order blitz, which included federal hiring freezes, the dismantling of DEI programmes and creation of DOGE

  • UK

    • eg. Starmer appointed David Lammy as Deputy PM

  • this shows that the President and PM are heads of government by directing national policy, appointing ministers and setting legislative

  • this provides strong executive leadership while allowing different political systems to function effectively

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Para 2 = President and PM

  • US

    • 2021, the House of Representatives impeached Trump for incitement of insurrection

  • UK

    • eg. in 1979, James Callaghan’s minority Labour government fell after a vote of no confidence

  • this shows that the President and PM can be held to account by their legislatures through impeachment or vote of no confidence

  • this prevents unchecked power of the executive, upholding the rule of law and preventing tyranny

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Para 3 = President and PM

  • US

    • Trump dominates the Republican Party: MAGA populism is the dominant strain after 2024, with traditional conservatives largely marginalised

  • UK

    • Starmer leads the Labour Party, having consolidate control against the Jeremy Corbyn in 2020

  • this shows that both the President and the PM act as party leaders

  • this ensures a unified government where legislative goals can be achieved smoothly

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Comparative Theory

  • this can be explained by the rational theory

  • party leadership is strategic so they can control over agenda and prevents a divided party and government