Should Donald Trump be addressed as "Mr President"?

[kentuck]

Is the White House a symbol for the People?

King Donald?

Why does he continue to erode our democracy, every time he states that the election is "rigged" or that there is "election fraud"?

He is now saying that he won in a landslide. At last count, he had lost the election by over 6 million votes.

Is he playing with all his marbles?

Should Republicans address this problem?

Should Democrats speak out more? Or would it just fan the flames?

[CTyankee]

1. If one must speak to him, how about "Hey, you!" as in

"Hey, you, get off my lawn!"

[beachbumbob]

2. He should be addressed as Mr IMPEACHED president

[hlthe2b]

3. "Mr OUTGOING President"

[Rorey]

4. He shouldn't be referred to as President in any way

I cringe every time I hear someone say "The President". I wish they'd just call him "Trump". He doesn't act like a President of the U.S. should act. He's never deserved the respect of the title.

[Roisin Ni Fiachra]

5. The 25th amendment would be invoked if Pence, and Trump's Cabinet,

weren't almost as batshit crazy as Trump is.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

6. At most "Mr Ex-president". Make it sting. That is, if "president" (lower case) mentioned at all. nt

[Bernardo de La Paz]

7. tRump has a lot of marbles left, but he knows his base has lost all of theirs. . . nt

[NurseJackie]

8. I prefer: "Inmate #1539817"

[Turin_C3PO]

14. +1

Here’s to hoping!

[woodsprite]

9. How about inmate 86452020. nt

[Amishman]

10. Eh, he is still the holder of that office

So it's appropriate, just annoying to hear.

So many more meaningful things to focus on than how that dipshit is addressed. Remember Jan 20 is coming

[onethatcares]

11. made it this far

without ever doing that, don't think I'll start now. f..k him.

[RAB910]

12. "hey, shithead" seems appropriate

[imanamerican63]

13. "Your Hindass?

[My Pet Orangutan]

15. IMPOTUS

[marie999]

16. When addressing him, you address him as Mr. President. And yes, he is your president.

I must have been raised differently than some of you. Also in the army, it did not matter what you thought of an officer, you saluted him and called the sir.

[Paladin]

17. Copping an attitude over being polite to trump?

Wrong forum, marie999.

[marie999]

19. I didn't say you couldn't write things about him. I didn't write you couldn't yell things at him.

It was just about how you address him when you are introduced to him.

[Paladin]

20. You said he was my president. I disagree, and I will never address him as such. (nt)

[Roisin Ni Fiachra]

22. I think for myself, regardless of how I was raised.

My respect is something that must be earned, and not given away mindlessly because of how someone told me I have to be.

Trump is an evil man, a cruel fascist who is at this very moment attempting to end democracy in America, overthrow the United States government, and illegitimately appoint himself Supreme Dictator.

Trump has done absolutely nothing else but earn my contempt. I have the same amount of respect for Trump that I have for Adolf Hitler.

The United States, and the world, are much better off without them.

If Trump was a platoon commander in country, during the war in Vietnam, the soldiers under his command would have fragged him before his insanity based incompetence and sociopathic disregard for their safety got any more of them needlessly killed.

Fuck that spoiled rotten rich brat anti-American idiot psychopath narcissist douchebag. He belongs in prison for what he has done to our people and our country.

[Blue Owl]

18. Individual # Done

[mtnsnake]

21. For the first 3 1/2 yrs of his terror, many of the talking heads referred to him just as "Trump"

Then starting a few months ago, they all started referring to him as "the president" or "President Trump." That really bothers me. WTF happened to cause them to start giving him that kind of "presidential" respect all of a sudden?

[North Shore Chicago]

23. Inmate 666

works for me. He deserves absolutely zero respect, his deeds and misdeeds have cost this country and her citizens dearly.

[llashram]

24. I hope not

hey trump or MAYBE a Mr, small m.

[KentuckyWoman]

25. Everyone around him should address him as "Mr. President" ONLY.

You know like when a 4 yr old insists everyone call him Batman.

Yes Mr. President.
Indeed Mr. President.
Of course Mr. President.

Smirking the whole damn time. From now until the man is on his death bed.

How do we feel today Mr. President.

Sic Speaker Pelosi on him for 5 minutes and he'd be hauled out in a straightjacket. I never saw anyone open up a pile a whoopass with a smile on her face as good as Speaker Pelosi.

[PJMcK]

26. Why should I start now?

I've NEVER referred to Trump with the honorific of the office. Never.

Just Trump. That's plenty ugly enough.

By the way, I also don't call him any of the wonderful nicknames we've seen over the past 4 years. It's just not my thing.

[ProfessorGAC]

28. For Four Years Now...

...I referred to it as PINO. President in name only.
I would never actually use president as a title of respect with that toad.

[lark]

27. I have not called him President once, he is not. He stole the title and Biden rightfully took it.

He is a criminal traitor who won through the efforts of rw pushing Comey and Russia.

[mnmoderatedem]

29. I can think of a lot of things to address him as

Mr President is not one of them