The media needs to stop referring to Trump as President.

[SamKnause]

Refer to him as the illegitimate president, or Trump.

He doesn't even deserve the respect of being called Mr.



The media needs to stop using the cute little phrase 'meddling' in our elections.

This minimizes the severity of what happened.

It was an attack on our country.

[RKP5637]

1. tRump

[magicarpet]

2. trDump

[nature-lover]

3. Agreed. Also instead of "meddling" use "attacked" or "infiltrated."

[samnsara]

4. ive tweeted all of them about this very same thing...

..hes NOT the president!

[gademocrat7]

5. chump

A willing participant in the assault on our democracy.

[N_E_1 for Tennis]

6. Redefine to CyberWar...

IMHO, if we were attacked physically or by digital means, an attack is an attack.

Why start a conventional war and destroy the place you want to conquer, when you can destroy it by the internet?

Hacking of elections and trolling is a first step. Hacking of infrastructure will be next.

Of course if it’s a war, they are all traitors and should be dealt with as such.

[Wounded Bear]

7. I hardly ever used the p-word when referring to Trump...

[SamKnause]

8. I have never called, or referred to him as president.

The media needs to stop.

[toddwv]

9. They should just add:

"who lost the popular vote and is suspected of being a puppet of Vladmir Putin" every time they refer to him.

Example:
"Today Trump, who lost the popular vote and is suspected of being a puppet of Vladmir Putin"


Either that or always put president in quotes: "President" Trump.


Or both.

[SamKnause]

10. Excellent suggestions.

[Bayard]

11. "The Pretender"

[Books_Tea_Alone]

12. I have never referred to him as such..and also have never seen footage of the inauguration

Call me crazy but I was on news blackout that weekend so I wouldn’t see the footage. If a rare clip comes on now I quickly close my eyes to avoid the horrific image