King George I or King George II?

[Ironmag]

Im not quite sure what President Bush would prefer as his title and whats the proper way to address him. I think since he likes the word dictator so much the title "Generalissimo Bush" would fit him best. But the title "Generalissmo" may be too "ethnic sounding" for his tastes. That said, I really think King would be an appropiate title--But my question is, whats his proper designation? George I or George II?

Since Pres. Bush's father was already President, Do we refer to our current President as King George II since the leadership followed a line of progression from father to son?

There is an equally compelling argument that he should be called George I because his line of progression to the throne was interrupted by that cigar-loving scoundrel Clinton. I also dont think the elder Bush shared his son's fantasy of being a supreme ruler. :)

What say you? George I or George II??

He is called George W. Bush, 43rd President of the United States. Plain and simple. And his father is George H. W. Bush, 41st President of the United States.

[MarkM]

George W. Bush is not a junior. His father is George H. W. Bush! Just an FYI for y'all!

Well they are american so why would I follow american politics but both still named George so second names etc wouldn't make any difference to what I was saying.