The comparison of the two offices is true as the British prime minister is likely to be loyal and the British prime minister finds it easier than a US president.
The Prime minister is the head of government and is appointed by the president.
The options that are missing in the question are
1. The British prime minister is likely to be loyal to his or her political party.
2. The British prime minister often finds it easier than a US president to pass legislation.
3. U.S president can declare an emergency but the British prime minister has no way to help citizens during emergencies.
4. Unlike the British prime minister, the U.S. president is an executive in name only.
The comparison of the two offices is the British prime minister is likely to be loyal to his or her political party and the British prime minister often finds it easier than a U.S president to pass legislation.
Therefore, 1 and 2 are the correct options.
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