Things you wish you could say

Here's what Emily Post has to say.
https://emilypost.com/advice/addressing-a-former-president-of-the-united-states

TL;DR "Former" is actually correct, but the common parlance of referring to a Former POTUS still as "President" is unstoppable. Times, they sure are changin'

There are other reasons as well, but this is definitely not the place to have a discussion about the politics of media bias.
I didn't mean it to be political, I meant it to be grammatical. But point taken. Thank you.
 
president isn’t a title for life, unlike senator or governor.

when a president leaves office, he can be referred to by his previous title. so, it’s proper to refer to former president obama as senator obama now.

since trump never held office, mr. trump works just fine. or the honorable mr trump, if you feel like standing on ceremony.
 
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