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If we're going to stoop to nicknames, let's at least be alliterative.

There are so many nicknames that would apply.

Tedious Trump
Delusional Trump
Senile Trump
Douche Bag Trump
Idiotic Trump
Prevaricating Trump

etc etc.

But in reality, if you want to know the most applicable nicknames, you could pick any of the ones he's assigned to others. He's definitely crooked, lyin', little and low energy.

It's a good and appropriate nickname, unfortunately there's not one Trump supporter on this forum that could decisively tell you who Paul Manafort is, why he's being investigated, what his involvement is with money laundering, the Ukraine, Russia, and Trump.

It just pisses me right the “F” off these guys don't “F” ing care. I suppose because the Russians aren't marching under a Soviet banner any more they're a mystery to these people.

- Doc

Has anyone noticed how much these two look like Jared and Ivanka?





...also, have we considered nicknames for the bromance between Putin and Trump?

D-Vlad?

P-Don?

MeDotOrg wrote:...also, have we considered nicknames for the bromance between Putin and Trump?

D-Vlad?

P-Don?

Vladidon Pee-Trump

It would be interesting to do a study to see what impact his name (Donald) has had on people naming their sons.

I would expect the year to year change in the number of new male babies named Donald to be dropping rapidly.

I know if my last name were Trump I would seriously be considering changing it.

You wanted alliteration.

- Toddler Trump
- Toilet Mouth Trump
- Terrible Trump
- Training Pants Trump
- 'Tarded Trump
- Terrified Trump
- Tinpot Trump

One day I hope for Toasted Trump. Right now, he looks basted.

Name calling is really too good for Trump. It suggests that we need help illustrating what is obvious: the man has no business being president. The fact that he is is a sign of our collective moral and intellectual emptiness. A healthy country would not have Trump at its head. Insulting Trump is a way of shirking the blame that belongs to all of us. Trump is a manifestation of our own evil. We own him.

Kishkumen wrote:Name calling is really too good for Trump. It suggests that we need help illustrating what is obvious: the man has no business being president. The fact that he is is a sign of our collective moral and intellectual emptiness. A healthy country would not have Trump at its head. Insulting Trump is a way of shirking the blame that belongs to all of us. Trump is a manifestation of our own evil. We own him.

We own Washington. What is the House and Senate approval rating over the past 20 years or so? We keep voting them in.

Kishkumen wrote:Name calling is really too good for Trump.

Well, it's not really for his benefit.

Kishkumen wrote:It suggests that we need help illustrating what is obvious: the man has no business being president. The fact that he is is a sign of our collective moral and intellectual emptiness. A healthy country would not have Trump at its head.

No argument here.

Kishkumen wrote:Insulting Trump is a way of shirking the blame that belongs to all of us. Trump is a manifestation of our own evil. We own him.

But then you went off the rails. If you're going to talk about him, what's the alternative to insulting him? Praising him?

I've been speaking out against this insult to America since long before he ran for office. I do not own him. If you want him, he's all yours.