Someone invents new code name for Trump

Anyone who reads articles about the White House, or has watched The West Wing, will know that POTUS stands for President of the United States. The useful shorthand used is by everyone from the Secret Service to journalists to identify the US President while also giving their full title. The origin of the phrase POTUS is in telegraph code developed for news agencies before the telephone. POTUS began as an abbreviation used by telegraphic code operators in the 1890s. It stands for "President of the United States. Telegraphic codes were used to save money, but could not be secret. But in these divided times, not everyone feels comfortable recognising Donald Trump as POTUS. It might be because he didn't win the popular vote. Or the time he mocked a disabled reporter. Or the time he boasted that he could grab women by the crotch and get away with it, because he's famous. Or the many other times he said degrading things about women. Well, for those who need another way to address Donald Trump, this person has found the perfect solution for them:

DING, DING, DING! Here it is; THIS is what we've been looking for. pic.twitter.com/9tP5BIDJxh

— Sherry Frost (@frostnhstaterep) February 11, 2017

@frostnhstaterep just for you cuz I love that So much! #SCROTUS pic.twitter.com/tTUYtlorOt— WeThePeople???? (@PrincessBravato) February 12, 2017

#TheResistance #SCROTUS@realDonaldTrump made this for you. pic.twitter.com/hEm2ZGWDf4

— The Anti-Trump (@IMPL0RABLE) February 12, 2017