Under What Circumstances Would You Refer To * As "President"?

[Dinger]

Edited for spelling.

[Sanity Claws]

1. President - NEVER; Presdient -maybe

It could be a good way to mock his inability to pronounce simple words.

[calimary]

10. I'd go so far as to say "so-called pResident." But ordinarily I try to

avoid using the term "President" adjacent to the word "bush" in any circumstance. I don't do it in my columns, either. He's either "Bush," or "Junior," or "Dubya," or "Young George" or some such reference. "Resident bush" is pretty good, too, since it's just simply impossible for me to consider him legit, in the first place.

[EST]

2. Only when I proclaim that the erstwhile"presdient"

has been sentenced to life without parole.

[rinsd]

3. If I was asked on Jeopardy "The official title of George W. Bush"?

And even then only if it was double jeopardy or the final round.

[Dinger]

4. A Zillion $ Question Of Course : )

Damn, Guess I'd have to say it then.

[baldguy]

5. When he wins an election.

A real President can't be appointed.

[BayCityProgressive]

6. HA

"If I Was Under The Influence Of A Mind-Altering Drug, It Might Slip."

Everytime I turn on the corporate press I think I am on a mind-altering drug.

[rinsd]

7. Best one yet!

[DemGa]

8. "Resident" is as close as I get

[Dinger]

9. Bet That One Hurts A Little Too

Sounds too close to "president."

[BayCityProgressive]

11. I just call him what he is

Dictator.

[Marie26]

12. I already do.

Cause he is, like it or not.

[Warpy]

13. Disgraced ex president standing before the Hague

would be the only way I'd do it.

He'd better just get used to Stupid.

[OffWithTheirHeads]

14. Do they have a president in Hell?

[AshevilleGuy]

15. Never have, never will. And it pisses me off when people do! n/t

[MurrayDelph]

16. The first

successfully impeached and removed president.


(Though I like #13, too)