Have you ever referred to * as "President"

[joanne]

I NEVER have, and it is intentional. Not even immediately after 9/11.

He has always been W or Dumbya, or Chimpy to me.... always will be. Now he is *.

I cant even bear to say his last name!

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

1. No

At best I spelled it pResident.

[Carla in Ca]

16. I use the word 'appointed'

my sig line changes when Kerry wins.

[Melodybe]

2. No

[genius]

3. No

He will always be at most a Resident who should be evicted.

[JohnKleeb]

4. only during mock skits

[Nite Owl]

5. No

Can't bring the two words together.

[Hello_Kitty]

6. Only sarcastically. n/t

[joanne]

10. Didnt think it was just me

I tried for a few days after Sept 11.... I REALLY tried.

But within two or three days he was referring to the terrorists as "the folks who brought these building down."

So from then on I called him Dumbya until I discovered DU... now he is Chimpy or *.

Exactly the names he deserves.

[nadinbrzezinski]

7. Yes when wirting letters to the paper

Or members of the house and senate, you cannot get away with calling him any other way and have ANY hope of getting it printed

[Liberal Gramma]

8. I usually just call him That Bastard

[VOX]

9. Have called him everything but.

Is it for certain the **one** thing he is NOT.

[joanne]

12. I had a LTE published awhile ago

Never once called him "President" but did of course use his last name.

It got published. :)

Never mentioned it to anyone but a few people I know saw it and commented.

By the way... they all agreed with it. ;)

[LibDemAlways]

35. I wrote an anti-chimp letter

to the LA Times a couple of months ago referring to chimp as "Bush." The goddamn editors stuck the word "President" in front of it when they published it. I was livid. Sent a nasty letter telling them I would never call the idiot "President," and they had no business changing the content of the letter. Needless to say they didn't publish that one.

[Cha]

38. Good for you, honey!

Tell the latimes when you use "President" in front of bush..you always use "(sic)" behind President!:)

[Erika]

11. Cold Day in Hell Before I call W the President

More voters voted for Gore than him but we got stuck with him and I've never seen a worse holder of that office.

[whirlygigspin]

14. Never

*did not win the popular vote

-He's just an extension of the ENRON fraud.

A two bit racketeer and vulture who wouldn't have a penny to his name if it wasn't for bankruptcies, defrauding taxpayers.

[JCMach1]

13. I made the mistake of doing this once when speaking to a large

Democratice group... needless to say I was corrected... :)

[Lone_Wolf_Moderate]

15. Yes, those months after 9-11, I really tried to give him a shot.

I just felt the country should unite in a time of crisis. I'll just leave it at that. A stupid question: What's with the asterisk anyway? Is it because his name is unspeakable in this hallowed ground?

[Media_Lies_Daily]

19. The events of 911 did not change the fact that FratBoy was...

...never legally elected.

Additionally, the "crisis" was allowed to happen, at the very least.

[joanne]

33. Yes, his name is unspeakable to most of us

He's chimpy, dumbya, shrub, W or *.

Guess there are a few other nicknames as well.

[Catherine Vincent]

17. Nope. Nada. Never have. Never will.

[GingerSnaps]

18. Hell No!

He wasn't elected.

[War Pigs]

20. I consider him the president of Tardsville. He could have sex with a

small barnyard animal in broad daylight with a burning Bible in his hand and the residents of Tardsville/Pugland would still worship his dumb ass.:mad:

[SeekingTruth]

21. I work in a majority republican organization....

and on my desk I have the drawing of Bush with the caption, Command In-Thief. It has been there since the end of the 2000 selection process and will stay there until Bush leaves office.....odd thing is, no one has ever said any thing about it....(except my rare, fellow dems, they like it)...

[Dem2theMax]

22. Heck NO!

Village Idiot. Idiot. Chicken shit Bastard. Full of shit scum.
Jerk. etc.

I literally cannot stand to LOOK at him on the TV. If he's on, I mute the channel and read until it's gone. Unless of course the program is Letterman, Olbermann or Jon Stewart. THEN I watch cuz they make him look like the fool that he is. And for some reason, I REALLY enjoy that. :evilgrin:

[pa28]

23. Only with the words "posing as" in front. n/t

[bigtree]

24. He has the responsibility as the President

appointed, whatever. I wouldn't let him off of the hook by giving him any distance from his constitutional responsibility. I alternate between Bush and 'the president'.

[Piperay]

25. NO

NEVER and I NEVER will even if he manages to get in this time with the vote instead of the Supremes. :puke:

[bowens43]

26. No, I have always referred to him

as that dumb ass or the idiot

[terrya]

27. Never. He may stand behind the Presidential seal....

He may step off Air Force One and Marine One.

He may live in the White House.

But he's NOT my President.

[catbert836]

28. Yes, but only when writing letters to the editor and by accident.

[Minimus]

29. nope, I always refer to him as bush

[napi21]

30. No, I always call him shrub, and usually without a capital S.

Once in a while, if I'm talking to someone I just met, or is so poitically removed, I will say bush, just because they wouldn't know who I was referring to if I used shrub.

[troublemaker]

31. Always. It would be childish not to.

[ChocolateSaltyBalls]

32. I can't............

I just can't bring myself to admit that we live in a country where a man that empty and incoherent can attain it's highest office, and where people actually admire him or even take him seriously.

[in_cog_ni_to]

34. Never. That piece of shit isn't the president

and I would rather cut off my right arm than call him president. I HATE that parasite.

[texasmom]

36. Yes

It took me a long time, but I'm a social studies teacher, and he is officially the president. The distinction is that he wasn't elected. The country did not vote for him; he was installed.

[Cha]

37. In the early days..he was always

"fuckhead" or "fuckface" to me..those are the names I used for coping with reality.

When I got on DU in 2002..I learned a bunch of other names for his chimpness! "The squatter" is good one.

I felt funny saying his name out loud to other people..

I'm thinking that's why * can't say Kerry's name now..he hates him. And is repelled by the thought of Kerry taking over his job(sic).

[Democrat 4 Ever]

39. Have always called him BoyGeorge

No pun intended on the British singer. It's just that every time I see the frigging loser the first thing that pops into my head is the theme song from Toys R Us - "I don'wanna grow up, I'm a Toys R Us kid..."

Spoiled little frat rat who has had parents who buy him every little toy his heart desires. They have bought him this country and like all bratty kids, he gives all indications that he is tired of it already. "It's no fun, I wanna take a nap, why can't I have England for my birthday!" Throws tantrums just like a two-year old when things don't go his way. Immature asshole, prick, dictator, Rove's boy toy, all possibilities - but NEVER president.

[demokatgurrl]

40. Never!!! And never will. I've used

Bush, Dubya, shrub, the current occupant of the White House, the Resident, and some unprintables but he is NOT the President in my mind.

[Nimrod]

41. Only interspersed with the words...

"Worst" and "Ever"

[Arugula Latte]

42. Never ever!

He's not my president.

Never has been/never will be.

I want to laugh when people call that little prick "President Bush." He didn't earn the title, and he has run this country into the ground.

I hate him with every fiber of my being.

[dave502d]

43. Gore

Doesn't Gore Own that Job!

[devinsgram]

44. No and never will.

He has not earned it.

[Kitsune]

45. Never have, never will. *nt*