I agree with your reasoning. In the G7, beside the US, the only country that has a presidential system is France. But, even there, the government is responsible to the House of Representatives / National Assembly and must implement the agenda of the parliamentary majority.By contrast, in Canada and Europe they use Parliamentary systems. You vote for your local representative and, once they are all elected it is up to Parliament to form a government. There is no "re-election" if no one gets a majority (at least typically), instead the parties closest to each other tend to band together to form a government.
In the US, the House of Representatives has relatively weak power. The president forms the government and the Senate, not the House, has the power of confirming the government.
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