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mr. President

He should refereed to as "President Clinton" or be address as "Mr President"

Those who have attained the top elected position, in one of the THREE government, (Executive, Legislative and Judicial) branches in the Federal and State(s) Government(s) in the USA retain that TITLE for life.

Presidents, Senators, Federal and State Supreme Court Justices, as well as Governors and State  Senators and city Mayors are therefore addressed and refereed to, as such.

Congressmen and State Assemblymen however are generally refer to as "Former Congressman" etc. and addressed as such, but only as a courtesy, since those branches of the Federal and State government are the lesser of the Legislative branches below Senator.

Colleen

Best answer. Thank you.

Mr. Yes, but I never inhaled.

or

Mr. It depends on what your definition of "is" is.

or

Mr. Horse shoe up his rectum.

FACE to face, Mr. Clinton because he is no longer the President

Elsewhere, Former President Clinton

And dont harp on Cigar or.. He is still a humanbeing, and a good one.

Colleen

They keep the title for life. He can always be addressed as President Clinton.

He should always be addressed as President Clinton.

He should always be addressed as President Clinton.

I think the correct address is President Clinton

Neither. Billary

Mr "ZIPPIER" President.

Would it not be Senatetor?

Wasn't he impeached?  Does that not have some consequence ? Don't get me wrong I am all about him being the last president who left us with money in the coffers but still I think If we spent all the money to impeach him ????

Ducky

No morals but a fine president?

Colleen

He was impeached by the House of Representatives but acquitted by the Senate.

I think that a "former President" should be addressed as "former".  He is not the President now so I don't understand why he, and other "formers", are addressed that way  .Does anyone know for sure, what SHOULD BE the correct title?

Ducky

I hear you...just not sure about it myself.

Mr. Hillary.