Let's stop calling him "President".

[ClusterFreak]

You know, maybe it's an insignificant thing to make a point of asking for this, but I don't care. I can't stand hearing, reading, seeing or smelling anyone anywhere use the word "President" in front of the word "Trump". I just can't stand it. No more, enough. I wish everyone who writes about him, or discusses him on TV or radio or wherever, would just call him 'Trump'. No title before the name. Not the 'P' word, not even Mr. or his given first name. Just Trump. That's all he is. He's Trump.

Asshole is good too. Jag-off, douchebag, Cheetoh-tinted man baby... all good. So... by way of review... Trump, or any disparaging adjective - non-vulgar and vulgar are both acceptable - known to the English language. Or French, or Spanish or...

Thank you for your indulgence.

[rzemanfl]

1. Never have, never will. n/t

[rufus dog]

47. Ditto

It has been just the last month that I don't flinch when I hear it used on TV.

[Dorian Gray]

56. Tritto

I refuse to refer to him as President. DT is the most respectful I get about him. Fucking asshole is my usual go to.

[MoonRiver]

2. I never use that term in reference to Dotard Moron.

[fierywoman]

3. F-ing M

[NanceGreggs]

4. I believe that most people here ...

... have never referred to him as "president".

[marybourg]

5. I certainly never have.

I enjoy creating colorful "alternative" titles.

[NanceGreggs]

7. LOL - don't we all! n/t

[dixiegrrrrl]

21. He'll always be the "wee lil fucker", to me. n/t

[ClusterFreak]

9. No, you're right. I was really only speaking in general terms.

Wherever news is disseminated....via the internet, TV, radio mainly.

[NanceGreggs]

16. Oh, I understand what you're getting at.

I am always cognizant of this idea when watching political/news shows on TV. I know I couldn't possibly call him "president" - and I wonder how many news commentators feel the same way, but for decorum's sake, are expected to use the title.

I have noticed that more and more people on CNN are now simply referring to him as "Trump".

[ClusterFreak]

22. Glad to hear that. It's a start, lol.

Let's hope that in due course, those news commentators and newscasters can start using the term "Ex-President" before his last name. Or his federal inmate number. Ya. That kinda has a nice ring to it.

[NanceGreggs]

30. Yes, it has a very nice ring to it.

I believe that Trump is going down, one way or the other, and I predict that when that happens, we'll be hearing from all kinds of Republicans that they never liked him, never supported him - and in fact, not a single Republican ever voted for him.

[Docreed2003]

29. I only use the p word with an asterisk in front of it...

[JustAnotherGen]

6. 45/140

Is what I use.

[ClusterFreak]

11. I gotta ask what the "140" refers to, lol.

[ProudLib72]

13. Twitter character limit

[ClusterFreak]

20. Of course.

[madokie]

8. He's imply tRump to me

nothing more or nothing less

[IADEMO2004]

10. Just D.T. Delirium Tremens

[Polly Hennessey]

12. I never have.

He is either Trump or The Moron to me. I can not bear to watch him. His tiny little mouth creeps me out and the “o” he makes with his fingers when talking is the very definition of absurdity.

[ProudLib72]

14. Who is using such foul language?

I will, occasionally, call him "prezident". See, the "Z" sort of makes it like some hip new zombie TV series.

[kydo]

15. Since the night he stole the election I referred to him as orange man. Until Kim Kong-un

brought the word dotard to my attention. Since then it is orange dotard. Sometimes I still say orange man.

We seem to not have a President at the moment. Yes there is this orange thing squatting in the White House. The country is on auto pilot, and the programming is flawed so we will probably crash soon.

[L. Coyote]

17. I'm calling him 25 45.

[Mediumsizedhand]

18. I do not know that I have called Trump President, yet.

[Wounded Bear]

19. I don't, at least I don't remember doing it...

He's just Trump.

[smirkymonkey]

23. I never started.

I never will call him by that title.

[Guy Whitey Corngood]

24. I never did and won't. nt

[guillaumeb]

25. One title for him, in French, would be:

Le grand maître des conneries.

The master of bullshit.

[muntrv]

26. Call him Ill Douche.

[Control-Z]

27. You talkin' about the maggot?

I have never, and will never, put the p word and the t word together. Not ever. I don't even use the p word in reference to the squatter in our WH. Once I called him pResident maggot, but it seemed far too respectful so, no. Even the t word it too respectful for the filthy maggot.

When I hear the word President I still think it's about Obama at first, every damned time.

[Siwsan]

28. I've never referred to him with that title, ever. Never will

He is is a giant, orange, infected polyp that needs to be excised, as soon as possible.

[krispos42]

31. "Stop"? I don't think I ever have. I like "Fanta Menace"

N/t

[lunamagica]

32. I have never called him president. Not once. And I never will.

[nancy1942]

33. He will always be just plain old ASSHOLE to me.

President and Trump do not now and will never be connected.

[nolabear]

34. Didn't, don't, won't. I don't even say his name.

I've called him LOTS of substitutes, though.

[Tatiana]

35. I never have and never will. He's "Trump" to me.

Or SCROTUS or 45.

[gopiscrap]

36. I never do and I

never capitalize his name

[Doreen]

38. the ONLY time I capitalize his name is because it is the beginning of a sentence.

It is only because I like to start my sentences properly. Just remember there is nothing proper about that dripping piece of shit.

[HipChick]

37. Never have, never ever will either...

[benld74]

39. Never had in print I call him tRump.

[Different Drummer]

40. Sounds good to me. Too bad we can't get FNC on board with that POV. n/t

[HughBeaumont]

41. If I do, it's with mountain-heavy sarcasm and almost always in quotes.

Orange Lincoln Rockwell suits me just fine.

[bdamomma]

42. I would never

use that title for him I just use POS, or a very sick man.

[shanti]

43. He's Chump to me

never President.

[Adrahil]

44. Never have.

I never use those words together. Ever. I refer to Trump. I might refer to "the President" if speaking generically, but will NEVER use those terms together.

[canetoad]

48. Same here

Day after the election made a vow, here on DU to never use his fucking name and the word President in the same sentence.

[pangaia]

45. Fucking Moron

[secondwind]

46. I call him Dump. The original last name is Drumpf. I removed the R and the F.

[Grammy23]

49. Nope. No way, no how will I ever address him as President.

Only by trickery, cheating and technicality was he placed in that Office. You earn the title. He has not done that. He is a disgrace and has brought shame to the office. Our standing and reputation around the world is in tatters because of him.

I can honestly say I don’t think there is anyone I disrespect more than tRump. So beat me, whip me if I ever slip up and call him President. Better check me for dementia because I won’t do it while I am of sound mind.

[solara]

50. Never have called him president

Never will. Also have never capitalized his name. I mostly call him PINO (president in name only) and pence is of course VPINO

I like Scrotus (so-called ruler of the United States)

moron is good too, as is the tyrant

It is terribly sad that this PINO is so universally reviled and there is little we can really do about him with VICHY GOP collaborators in control of all branches of our government.

Of course there is always the 25th Amendment, but then we would be saddled with VPINO pence, who is arguably much much worse on many levels and it would bring us perilously close to having ryan as PINO. lordy. lordy mama.

[mvd]

54. PINO is a brilliant term for him

Mind if I use it sometimes?

[solara]

57. Not at all.. Use it liberally (heh)

I didn't originate the phrase and frankly I'm surprised more people don't use it..

[LovingA2andMI]

51. He's Not....

Our President. Period!

[roamer65]

52. I never have.

I will not sully the image of the office by attaching the title to his name.

[ecstatic]

53. At most, I'll say "so called president"

Lowercase p. But he doesn't even deserve that. Russia installed him. He's not the president.

[KentuckyWoman]

55. I haven't yet

Mostly I've called him Ferret Head...sometimes just Trump. He's unfit to be called president.

He's a philandering, money laundering, traitor who is far more suited to scrub the solids out of whatever machine filter sewage than anything else. He never had one ounce of decency in all his life.

I will refer to GW as President Whistleass on occasion if I'm feeling generous.