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DeadBankerDream 12/17/22 9:17:18 PM #1:	What the fuck is up with that? Any German, Irish, Finnish, etc. users can explain this nonsense? --- "That thick shaft that causes women to shudder!" <cite>DeadBankerDream posted [p:970238010] in Countries ... [t:80280709]...</cite> <quote>What the fuck is up with that?Any German, Irish, Finnish, etc. users can explain this nonsense?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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ForsakenHermit 12/17/22 9:44:21 PM #4:	A lot of times the PM does all the work while the president is just some centrist schmuck that sits on their ass all day. --- Beware the fanatic! Too often his cure is deadlier by far than the evil he denounces!-Stan Lee RIP Make Arcades Great Again! <cite>ForsakenHermit posted [p:970238540] in Countries ... [t:80280709]...</cite> <quote>A lot of times the PM does all the work while the president is just some centrist schmuck that sits on their ass all day.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Mearcstapa 12/17/22 9:50:26 PM #5:	In such systems, the Prime Minister acts as the head of government, and holds the real executive power, while the President acts as the head of state and is mostly just a figurehead in a ceremonial role. In America, the President is both the head of government and head of state. [LFAQs-redacted-quote] Not at all; she's the head of one chamber of the legislative body, but holds no executive authority. It's a lot different from a parliamentary system. --- after years of waiting nothing came <cite>Mearcstapa posted [p:970238682] in Countries ... [t:80280709]...</cite> <quote>In such systems, the Prime Minister acts as the head of government, and holds the real executive power, while the President acts as the head of state and is mostly just a figurehead in a ceremonial role.In America, the President is both the head of government and head of state.<cite>[LFAQs-redacted-quote]</cite> Not at all; she's the head of one chamber of the legislative body, but holds no executive authority. It's a lot different from a parliamentary system.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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