Why do liberals call the president George Bush instead of President Bush?

[TheLeftwardTide]

Liberals are disrespectful, nothing new.

Zero conservative insurrection threats when they lose, libs tried to overturn Bush's election, Brexit, Trump and we are the "fascists" (fascists and nazis were leftists so we wouldn't be them anyway).

Ahem. Hitler killed off all of the Strausserists in the Night of the Long Knives and was supported by major industry leaders in his election. He is very much far-right, and virtually every single neo-nazi today considers themselves right-wing. Not to mention he sent communists into the prison camps along with the Jews.

>b-b-but Nationalist Socialist

Riiiiight, and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is definitely a democratic republic (it's in the name!!1!11!), the Southern Democrats of the 19th century were truly defenders of democracy, and the Holy Roman Empire is a divine, unified nation built off of Roman ancestry. Hitler knew that socialism was popular; it was at its peak popularity in the 1930s, and he was desperate for this power.

[Obama-Biden Democrat]

I still call Al Gore President Gore. As he was the winner of the popular vote in 2000 and the electoral vote, due to winning of Florida.

[nclib]

The irony is that historically, respecting the office, respecting authority, respecting tradition, respecting elders are more in line with traditional conservative values than liberal values, at least in terms of theoretical conservativism rather than political conservatism.

However, modern political conservatism does not respect the above when those beliefs/individuals/groups are at odds politically.

Here in NC in 2014, Kay Hagan called Thom Tillis 'Speaker Tillis', but he called her 'Kay'.