Question?

[sheshe2]

How does it make you all feel to once again be able to put a Capital P before the word 'resident'?

President Joseph Robinette Biden Jr.


It makes me proud. A man for all America.

[spanone]

1. Me too! K&R

👍🏼

[sheshe2]

3. I just did 'resident.

He never deserved the title any more than the botox babe deserved to be called First Lady.

They were both horror stories.

[LakeArenal]

2. I've been spelling it "prezdent" for four years.

[Blue Owl]

4. Hells yeah!

[RainCaster]

5. DFT is still my label for him

It takes too much time to type out his full title of "Twice Impeached Former pResident who lost the popular vote Twice"

[Hoyt]

6. I swear, I'm a lot less angry, anxious, etc. I can even watch old

shows because I’m not in need of trump ridicule from MSNBC, CNN, late night hosts, shows shot during trumps reign of terror, or waiting for a News Break saying trump had been indicted.

Life is pretty good with Biden, etc.

[monkeyman1]

7. nice to ignore the media & what tfg is jacking up !!

[George II]

8. Chokes me up sometimes, even today. I remember the first month or so after the Inauguration...

...I'd get up in the morning and check the news headlines, and see "president says.........." UH OH! What the fuck did trump do now?

Then I'd realize it was Biden, heave a sigh of relief, and read the rest of the headline and article.

[niyad]

9. Not sure that I even used the word during the reign of terror. Great to use with a

capital P!

[Mr. Evil]

10. I did actually use a capital "P" but,

I followed it with "Nazivomit."

[Bernardo de La Paz]

11. Yes, I had always been lower-casing president when needed with reference to former guy. . .nt

[I of the Eye]

12. I called Trump "Viceroy"

Specifically, Putin's.

[Rhiannon12866]

13. It's incredibly reassuring to finally have an experienced president we can trust - again.

I realize now that we took the competence of the Obama-Biden administration for granted.