President Trump and Prime minister Corbyn. What would happen.

a reply to: BuzzyWigs

I most agree with your rephrasing.

Foreign Policy in the US is determined by the government as a whole based on reports given by ambassadors, intelligence agencies, and specialist communities.

Under the Constitution, the President serves as head of state and head of government. In most other governments (Britain’s and Germany’s, for example), the two functions are separate. As head of state, the President is, in effect, the personification of the U.S.: its visible image, its official voice and its primary representative to the outside world. As head of government, he formulates foreign policy, supervises its implementation and attempts to obtain the resources to support it. He also organizes and directs the departments and agencies that play a part in the foreign policy process. Along with the Vice President, he is the only government official elected nationally. This places him in a unique position to identify, express and pursue the “national interests” of the U.S.

The President’s specific foreign policy powers under the Constitution are actually few and restricted.

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KJL in every way has more power over the government than the POTUS and that is one thing I love about the US. With the flood of sensationalism into the MSM, The Trump Show would be the most popular thing running for 8 years. Even if you hate him with all your might, you will tune in to see the insanity. It is kinda like receiving a terrible wound, and while you want to look away your body goes into shock, and you just can't help yourself.