Lista președinților Statelor Unite ale Americii după poreclele avute

Aceasta este o listă a poreclelor fiecărui Președinte al Statelor Unite ale Americii. It is worth noting that most of these are political nicknames, the remainder are initialism, personal nicknames (Jimmy, Cleveland) or personal endearments (Poppy).

#	Președinte	Porecle
45	Donald Trump
44	Barack Obama	No Drama Obama
43	George W. Bush	W, often pronounced "Dubya" in Texas style GW GWB 43, or Bush 43 Bush Jr. Bush the Younger Shrub (used by Molly Ivins as the title of a book) Bush II Bush fils Uncurious George or Incurious George The Smirking Chimp (used in the name of a well-known anti-Bush web site) Chimpy and many variants such as Chimpy McFlightsuit King George (with strong allusion to King George III, the monarch the Thirteen Colonies rebelled against during the American Revolution) aWol and AWOL Bush Resident Bush Commander-in-Thief Leaker-in-Chief
42	Bill Clinton	Comeback Kid Bubba Big Dog Elvis (his Secret Service code name)^{[necesită citare]} "The first black president" (coined by Chris Rock, later used by Toni Morrison, Clinton as the First Black President, The New Yorker October 5, 1998]) 42, a play on the 41 and 43 nicknames of the Bushes and Clinton's post-presidency relationship to Bush 41. Slick Willie BJ Clinton The Big Creep, based on the infamous conversation between Linda Tripp and Monica Lewinsky Ol' Slick (As with Jimmy Carter, President Clinton is better known by his nickname "Bill" than by his legal name, William Jefferson Clinton.)
41	George H. W. Bush	41, or Bush 41 Bush Sr. Bush I Bush the Elder Poppy Daddy Bush Bush père
40	Ronald Reagan	The Gipper - after his role as George "The Gipper" Gipp in the film Knute Rockne, All American The Great Communicator Ronnie Raygun - a term coined in the introduction to the song Drug Store Truck Drivin' Man sung by Joan Baez and Jeffrey Shurtleff at the 1969 Woodstock Festival." Teflon President/Teflon Ron - because supposedly nothing negative "stuck" on him Dutch Reagan Rawhide (his Secret Service codename) Rockin' Ronnie, or Rotten Ronnie (depending on one's view of Reagan) The Great Prevaricator
39	Jimmy Carter	Peanut Farmer Jimmy Peanut (As Carter's legal first name is "James"; "Jimmy" is actually a nickname. Carter successfully sued to be placed upon the ballot as "Jimmy" in several states.)
38	Gerald Ford	Jerry Mr. Nice Guy
37	Richard Nixon	Tricky Dick The Trickster Gloomy Gus (law school nickname) Richard the Chicken-Hearted (because he would not debate Hubert Humphrey during the 1968 U.S. presidential campaign) Iron Pants
36	Lyndon B. Johnson	LBJ Landslide Lyndon—ironically dubbed for his 87-vote victory in a Senate primary
35	John F. Kennedy	JFK King of Camelot - after the King Arthur legend, specifically after the 1960 musical Camelot Jack Lancer (his Secret Service codename))
34	Dwight D. Eisenhower	Ike Alarmist Ike (so called by fellow officers in 1939, because he was sure the U.S. would be involved in a war) Gloomy Face (while a cadet at West Point) Great Delegator
33	Harry S. Truman	Give 'Em Hell Harry Haberdasher Harry
32	Franklin D. Roosevelt	FDR That Man in the White House [1] Roosevelt II
31	Herbert Hoover	Hermit Author of Palo Alto Great Humanitarian Great Engineer Defender of Helpless Children The Great Engineer Herb Herby
30	Calvin Coolidge	Silent Cal
29	Warren G. Harding	President Hardly Babbit in the White House (reference to a title character in a Sinclair Lewis novel) Great Handshaker
28	Woodrow Wilson	Schoolmaster of Politics Woody Coiner of Weasel Words PhrasemakerFormat:Citationneeded The Pacifist ProfessorFormat:Citationneeded
27	William Howard Taft	Big Bill Smiling Bill
26	Theodore Roosevelt	Teddy (he personally disliked this nickname) TR Trustbuster Rough Rider Roosevelt I the Cyclone Assemblyman the Hero of San Juan Hill The Lion
25	William McKinley	Idol of Ohio Stocking-footed Orator The front porch campaigner
23	Benjamin Harrison	White House Iceberg Kid Gloves Harrison
22/24	Grover Cleveland	Hangman of Buffalo Veto President Uncle Jumbo Cleve The Beast of Buffalo
21	Chester A. Arthur	Gentleman Boss Elegant Arthur
20	James A. Garfield	Preacher President Boatman Jim
19	Rutherford B. Hayes	Old Eight to Seven Rutherfraud His Fraudulency Granny Hayes President De Facto Great Unknown
18	Ulysses S. Grant	U.S. Grant Unconditional Surrender Grant Useless
17	Andrew Johnson	Father of the Homestead Act Sir Veto Tennessee Tailor King Andy
16	Abraham Lincoln	Honest Abe The Rail-Splitter The Great Emancipator (for the emancipation of the slaves)
15	James Buchanan	Ten-cent Jimmy Old Public Functionary Old Buck
14	Franklin Pierce	Young Hickory of Granite Hills Handsome Frank
13	Millard Fillmore	His Accidency Wool-Carder President
12	Zachary Taylor	Old Rough and Ready Old Zach
11	James K. Polk	Young Hickory Napoleon of the Stump
10	John Tyler	His Accidency President without a party
9	William Henry Harrison	Ol' Tippecanoe Granny Harrison
8	Martin Van Buren	Machiavellian Belshazzar Old Kinderhook (possible origin of "OK") Red Fox of Kinderhook Little Magician Martin Van Ruin
7	Andrew Jackson	Old Hickory Hero of New Orleans King Andy
6	John Quincy Adams	Old Man Eloquent King John II
5	James Monroe	Last of the Cocked Hats James the Lesser James the Second
4	James Madison	Father of the Constitution Little Man of the Palace Sage of Montpelier Withered Little Apple-John (so-called by Washington Irving) Fugitive President (since he was forced to flee the White House in 1814, during the War of 1812) Little Jemmy
3	Thomas Jefferson	Father of the Declaration of Independence Long Tom Negro President - for his victory in the election of 1800, won because of the three-fifths compromise Red Fox Sage of Monticello Moonshine Philosopher of Monticello Noble Agrarian
2	John Adams	His Rotundity Atlas of Independence Colossus of Debate Old Sink or Swim Your Superfluous Excellency (called by Benjamin Franklin when Adams was vice president)
1	George Washington	Father of His Country Sword of the Revolution The General American Fabius - for his military strategy during the Revolutionary War The American Cincinnatus Town Destroyer - used by some Iroquois

Bibliografie[modificare]

Paleta, Lu Ann, and Fred Worth. The World Almanac of Presidential Facts. Pharos Books, 1993.
DeGregario, William A. The Complete Book of U.S. Presidents. Barricade Books, 1991.