Bush or Prez?

[dcentity2000]

I wonder...

How many people here refer to Mr. Bush by his title?



Rich::

 

[SherryNC]

So what does it mean if you just call him Bush, or George, or W??

Sometimes I call him those, sometimes I call him "The President".

 

[sodaseller]

I do unless I am just shorthanding for typing purposes. I'm no fan of his, but he does hold the office.

 

[vettechick99]

If it's in a potical context I'd just say Bush. But if I were trying to reference him outside of context, I'd definitely say President Bush. I think it's only respectful.

 

[GoldenGate]

I refer to him as that S.O.B.

 

[chadfromdallas]

I refer to him as that S.O.B.

Shrub here

 

[Sparx]

bush. just bush. like madonna or cher.

 

[SherryNC]

I refer to him as that S.O.B.

I know that stands for smart ole boy.

 

[luvmydogs]

Didn't vote for the man, and disagree with most of his policies, but still refer to him as President Bush.

 

[totalia]

Lol. I call him Bush if I'm being nice or The Shrub if I'm being mean.

But then, I'm not American. From a non American perspective, to me Bush is... *insert expletive here*

I can't stand the man.

 

[hugsquared]

Always President Bush...but then again, I like him and voted for him twice.(Read my tag) I never held an affinity for Clinton, but while he was in office, I also called him President Clinton. It's respect for the office and the position they hold. I do NOT however, refer to former presidents as "President" or "Former President"...only by their last names.

 

[bsnyder]

I mostly use President Bush, but have probably resorted to just Bush, for abbreviation purposes. I really don't see that as disrespectful and I do/did the same with President Clinton when he was in office.

The name-calling - Shrub, and worse, seems pretty juvenille to me.