Trump's nickname.

[phiwum]

How does your theory pan out with all the other candidates who were compared to hitler?

Never mind that. Who called him literally Hitler? I don't recall it on this forum.

This is not to say that I favor disparaging nicknames for political opponents.

 

[autumn1971]

"The Late and Unlamented"

 

[Regnad Kcin]

“The Notorious P.I.G.”

 

[jimbob]

my favorites are
Mother **********
Traitor Trump
Putin's Poodle
Orange Menace
Piece of Dog ****

Benedict Trump. But that is probably unfair on Benedict Arnold.

Eta; Dudalb's Benedict Donald has a better ring to it. And is accurate

 

[jimbob]

Trump is very difficult to satirize because somehow he manages to exceed in actual despicability almost anything humorous one can say about him.

Although I enjoy the clever wit humor in many of the nicknames, I think that the most effective nicknames politically would be ones that derive directly from Trump's own playbook and are most likely to rile him by undercutting his ego. Just "Loser" seems good.

I've been thinking for some time that this song was written for him

 

[acbytesla]

“The Notorious P.I.G.”

I like this one too. Which reminds me of

'Babs: That boy is a P-I-G pig'

 

[Lothian]

Rogue force one

 

[jimbob]

Rogue force one

Lothian, that makes it sound as though he's a maverick - he's not, he's a very naughty boy fool

 

[Syameese]

Captain Collusion, complete with a superhero outfit of a Stars and Stripes cape and a pair of Russian briefs.

 

[dasmiller]

Not quite so clever or funny, but the sort that seem most accurate to me, are "Baby Trump" or "Toddler Trump." Maybe the "Orange Baby," or "Tantrum Don"

 

[sir drinks-a-lot]

Carrot Top 2.0

 

[alfaniner]

Peroxy-moron?

 

[Stacyhs]

Whackadoodle Donald.

 

[Hellbound]

You know, when the best one can argue is that "the guy is not literally Hitler", that should be a cause for one to stop and reflect on their position.

Just sayin'.

 

[acbytesla]

You know, when the best one can argue is that "the guy is not literally Hitler", that should be a cause for one to stop and reflect on their position.

Just sayin'.

Yea. When the best they can say is he hasn't burned down the Reichstag and declared himself Fuhrer....yet.

 

[Meadmaker]

Don't know if this has been suggested yet, but I heard "Comrade Donald" this weekend.

 

[Drewbot]

Master of The Media

 

[theprestige]

No, but as **** shows go, it's up there. Even Nixon didn't badmouth the U.S. when he talked to Brezhnev.

Badmouthing the US hardly seems like a catastrophe. "Don't vote for Trump! He'll talk **** about the country in public!"

Oh no.

I mean, it's a problem, sure. All things begin equal, I'd prefer a president who didn't do that. I'd prefer a president with a lot of qualities that are probably never going to happen.

But it's all worth it, cause emails! and SCOTUS!

You may not know this, but SCOTUS is kind of a big deal. I'm willing to put "badmouthing the US" on the table, as a trade-off for getting one or two justices on the bench.

 

[theprestige]

No one's looking for worse than.... is the only path to having one's name becomes a euphemism for a trait, tendency or behavior via starting a World War and creating mass genocide?

You're looking for a name that will reinforce the impression you're trying to create.

 

[acbytesla]

Don't know if this has been suggested yet, but I heard "Comrade Donald" this weekend.

I suggested Comrade Con-ald.