Biden’s Disgusting Secret Nickname For Trump Leaked

The White House should be ashamed of themselves for this one.

In the inner circles of the Biden administration, a distinctive practice has emerged: the use of nicknames to characterize former President Trump. Recent reports from Politico’s West Wing Playbook shed light on this phenomenon, indicating that certain aides and allies of President Biden employ the moniker “Hitler Pig” when referring to Trump. This term, according to sources within Biden’s orbit, is particularly favored among younger, digitally savvy members of the team and does not extend to senior staff.

The origins of this epithet trace back to late 2022, following an incident where Trump hosted Nick Fuentes, a known white nationalist and Holocaust denier, alongside rapper Kanye West for dinner at Mar-a-Lago. Described as a way to encapsulate what Biden’s aides perceive as one of Trump’s most egregious behavioral traits, the label “Hitler Pig” is more than just a humorous aside in private conversations—it’s a pointed commentary on Trump’s actions, as articulated by those familiar with its usage.

While Biden himself hasn’t resorted to such nicknames publicly, reports suggest that his private assessments of Trump are far from diplomatic. Earlier this year, Politico revealed Biden’s characterization of Trump as a “sick f—” who takes pleasure in the suffering of others. According to insiders, Biden has been quoted expressing his disdain, referring to Trump as “What a f—ing a–hole the guy is.”

This practice of assigning nicknames is not exclusive to Biden’s camp; Trump, known for his penchant for labeling adversaries, has consistently employed this tactic. From dubbing Biden as “SleepyCreepy Joe” in 2019, which later evolved into simply “Sleepy Joe,” to revamping Hillary Clinton’s epithet “Crooked Hillary” into “Crooked Joe” in 2023, Trump’s arsenal of nicknames reflects his confrontational style.

During a New Hampshire rally, Trump announced his retirement of the “Crooked” label for Clinton, jesting about potential replacements like “Lovely Hillary” or “Beautiful Hillary,” ultimately settling on “Crooked Joe Biden” as the heir to the title. This strategic use of nicknames serves as both a tool for political rhetoric and a reflection of the adversarial relationship between these two prominent figures in American politics.