Why do Trump campaign people always call him "Mr.Trump"?

[sarae]

His surrogates and spokespeople refer to him that way without fail. Did he write this sign of deference into their contracts? There's something really disturbing about it.

[1StrongBlackMan]

1. Because his REAL name is to be unspoken?

[sarae]

3. I have a few names for him that should probably remain unspoken.

[beachbumbob]

2. They be fired if they call him what they would want to

[sarae]

4. I'd love to be a fly on the wall at Trump headquarters

[Her Sister]

5. I think it's because most candidates have title like Senator, Governor, SoS, Doctor and such...

But he doesn't so just the basic Mister is used!?

[sarae]

6. Good point...

I've never heard anyone working for Trump call him Donald, but I think I have heard the other candidate's staffers occasionally call them by their first names.

I'm sure Donald practices saying "President Trump" in front of a mirror.

[caquillo]

12. Her Sister is correct

He has no title (like Senator Sanders and Secretary Clinton), because he's never held political office, so the default form of address is 'Mister.'

However, we should start calling him 'Baron Trump.' Apparently, he's obsessed with that title (even named his son that), but little does he know that 'baron' is the lowest order of nobility.

[Walk away]

7. I hear if you look in a mirror and say "Mr. Trump" 3 times....

you become a graduate of Trump University (after you sign away all of your future income and your first child).

[sarae]

9. Horrible!

Although I'd rather that than having him actually appear in front of me.

[DesertRat]

10. I wish saying it 3 times would make him go away

like Beetlejuice.

[question everything]

8. Oh, come on. Many publications always refer to a person as Mr. or Ms

or... Mrs. Even when the person is a suspected criminal.

[Walk away]

11. Or Maybe "Mr." is Republican code for "Certifiable Maniac"!