This is probably petty and small on my part. . .

[BigDemVoter]

But they keep referring to **$$Y-Grabber as "the President." Last time I checked, Joseph R. Biden is still the President of our country.

[BOSSHOG]

1. Not Petty and Small

At all My Friend. Accurate. Thx for the post.

[Silent Type]

2. Doesn't really bother me with say Obama, Clinton. Maybe the could say Cruddy President trump.

[elleng]

3. Not at all petty, FACT!

[Permanut]

4. Like fingernails on the blackboard..

every time David Muir did it during the debate.

[wordstroken]

8. I hear you. Does that to me, too, every time anyone calls him that.

[magicarpet]

5. No,... you are exactly correct.

Calling this degenerate "President" cheapens and debases the office. It makes a mockery out of American Democracy and the Office of the Presidency.

The Tangerine Traitor is telling us the Office of the Presidency belongs to him. If he wants it he will take it,... and there is nothing you can do about it.

Besides he has been anointed by God himself to be our President. The heavens above have chosen him to be the savior of America.

What a fucking farce.

[Deuxcents]

6. Bothers me to no end as he's a private citizen who is awaiting sentencing for his convictions of fraud

So he is Mr Trump as far as it goes with me. He has abused the office of and the title of President so to me, he has relinquished any consideration of tradition. If I’m being petty, I don’t give a 💩

[Seinan Sensei]

7. Plus he has never won a majority of the vote

[Qutzupalotl]

9. No other former presidents disgraced the office

by trying to remain in power after losing. So Mr.Trump it is.

[lastlib]

12. I won' even dignify him with the use of his own name---

the only time I use those five letters in that permutation is in connection with dumping one....in the toilet. More commonly known as "doing #2", or "taking a sh*t," in my house it's called "dump a tr*mp."

[BadgerMom]

10. Ticks me off as much as "Democrat" party.

[AllaN01Bear]

11. ding.this !!!!1

[Dem4life1970]

13. Former President or EX-President would be okay with me, but not President

...for THAT guy. I am with you....

[niyad]

14. Just as a matter of curiosity, how did they address our Vice President?

[FullySupportDems]

15. I think he's technically entitled to be called President of the United States

All his life, along with all other past presidents. I can't remember who decides that etiquette. I'm wondering if that might be changed for felons? I could see that. I don't think it's petty or small to not like it, it always sounds wrong.

[thesquanderer]

16. Who is "they"? He is often referred to as "President" (as every ex pres is), but most don't call him THE president.

Maybe Fox and the like?

[spooky3]

20. According to the two leading etiquette experts he's NOT Pres. Trump.

Former Presidents are addressed as “Mr.” This is because there is only one president at a time. Former senators and reps can be addressed by their titles because there are others also holding those offices.

See Emily Post’s and Miss Manners’ columns.

[Rhiannon12866]

17. Agreed! This is not petty nor small, it also annoys the hell out of me!

He is NOT the president, and I've been known to shout at the TV (at those who should know better). And it reinforces the beliefs of "election deniers." Though I have to be honest, if any news broadcast refers to President Obama, President Clinton or President Carter, it goes right past me.

[Lulu KC]

18. Only acceptable with air quotes

He was never a president to me.

[liberal N proud]

19. That bugged me during the debate too

[Dave Bowman]

21. I never called him that and never will.

[pink]

22. I'd prefer it if they referred to him as

"Twice impeached president"'