"Mister" Trump? Really?

[Stinky The Clown]

This has grated on me for a very long time. The sniveling, obsequious media who address one candidate as "Mister" Trump, and in the next breath speak of "Obama" or "Clinton" or "Sanders" or "Cruz" or "Rubio". You get the idea.

Trump has the media right where he wants it. He has individual talking heads cowering, bowing, and scraping.

Pardon me, but WHAT THE FUCK?

Not long ago I watched (the largely worthless) Savannah Guthrie try to interview him. He talked over her, was dismissive of her, ignored her questions (which were silly). All the time she was "Mister" Trump this and "Mister" Trump that. In the same interview, Matt Lauer called him Donald.

Of course this could be the larger issue of Trump being genuinely afraid of strong women. Y'ever notice whoe he has pointless running feuds with? Not many men. More than a few women.

[yuiyoshida]

1. You think he is bad now...

Kami sama forbid he gets into the White House.

[yardwork]

2. The New York Times refers to everybody with an honorific.

It's Mr. Trump and Mr. Obama in the New York Times.

[Stinky The Clown]

3. Its Mister Trump and Hillary on TV

[yardwork]

6. Ok, that's terrible. And typically disrespectful.

[TDale313]

5. Pres. Obama

Sen. Sanders, Sec Clinton, Gov O'Malley, even Sens Cruz, Rubio, Paul, Gov Christie Kasich Bush... Hell, even Dr Carson.

Mr Trump (citizen Trump)

This man has no qualifications for the job. (Neither does Mrs (Ms?) Fiorina btw, but doesn't seem like that's happening anyway.

[LittleBlue]

4. He has no other title

Most of the other candidates have Governor, Senator, Secretary, Doctor, something.

What other title do you want them to use?

[Cartoonist]

9. Count Trump

Son of Dracula

[LittleBlue]

10. Well played

[world wide wally]

7. Mien Furherista?

[Peregrine Took]

8. I've noticed Stephanie Miller,Tweetie and other pro HRC's call Bernie "Sanders" now when for months

everyone called him "Bernie."