Who tends to have more power, a president of a prime minister? Group of answer choices A prime minister A president

The power held by a president or a prime minister can vary greatly depending on the country's political system.

In a parliamentary system, the prime minister is usually the head of government and has significant powers. They are typically the leader of the majority party in parliament and can make decisions on domestic policy, foreign policy, and national security. However, their power is often checked by the parliament.

In a presidential system, the president is both the head of state and the head of government. They have the power to veto legislation, appoint judges, and make decisions on foreign policy and national security. Their power is checked by the legislative and judicial branches of government.

In a semi-presidential system, the president shares power with a prime minister. The distribution of power between the two can vary.

So, it's not accurate to say that one always has more power than the other. It depends on the specific political system of the country.