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20. Spot on.

Sat Feb 22, 2025, 12:24 PM

Feb 2025

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to be fair, Hillary is often used to distinguish her from Bill Skittles Feb 2025 #1

That is true. A last name adds gravitas. bucolic_frolic Feb 2025 #2

I call him Rump tavernier Feb 2025 #3

I stick with Trumpsky. Harker Feb 2025 #16

I strongly disagree. Irish_Dem Feb 2025 #4

Spot on. Xavier Breath Feb 2025 #20

HRC mercuryblues Feb 2025 #5

Yes, HRC would work. ratchiweenie Feb 2025 #6

Good point... nt GiqueCee Feb 2025 #7

I would strongly disagree that addressing someone moniss Feb 2025 #8

Thank you DeepWinter Feb 2025 #10

I don't feel the same DeepWinter Feb 2025 #9

In Minnesota we tend to call all our politicians by their first name dflprincess Feb 2025 #11

Bernie? Secretary Pete? Gore1FL Feb 2025 #12

I agree. MLAA Feb 2025 #13

I've always said "Harris" and "Pelosi" Shrek Feb 2025 #14

I ran for public office Mossfern Feb 2025 #17

I use the names they use for themselves out of respect. Ms. Toad Feb 2025 #18

A good reminder, thanks. mcar Feb 2025 #19