I noticed something new, and maybe someone can explain if I missed something. I was always taught that titles were to be capitalized, for example "President" as a respected title.
Also, the President used to be called "Mr. President". Now he is called "Mr. Clinton", not even "President Clinton"!
I have never seen such irreverence for the Presidency. It seems like this shift started after the Monica scandal.
Did I miss something? Nowadays the media all spells "President" with a lower case "president" and calls our president "Mr. Clinton" which seems very irreverent to his title.
Not that I mind because he is a scumbag, but I wonder if there still shouldn't be some respect for the office if not for the man. What happened?
Also, the President used to be called "Mr. President". Now he is called "Mr. Clinton", not even "President Clinton"!
I have never seen such irreverence for the Presidency. It seems like this shift started after the Monica scandal.
Did I miss something? Nowadays the media all spells "President" with a lower case "president" and calls our president "Mr. Clinton" which seems very irreverent to his title.
Not that I mind because he is a scumbag, but I wonder if there still shouldn't be some respect for the office if not for the man. What happened?