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posted ago by ZeroDeltaTango ago by ZeroDeltaTango +48 / -0

I'm officially over the use of the word "czar" in American politics.

It's foreign and wholly inaccurate, and it strongly connotes Russian authoritarian dictatorship. Not exactly the look we're trying for!

And I bet I'm not alone. I'd love it if Trump would announce:

"The history of Russian czars and the negative connotations connected to the word czar give that term no place in our administration. Today, with this executive order, the United States government officially replaces the word czar, in reference to our government, with the word chief. Companies across our great land have, for example, chief operating officers, chief financial officers, and chief executive officers. Native American Indian tribes revere their leaders by referring to them as chief. Far from being a slur, the title of chief is one of great honor and respect. It now replaces the term czar in all federal government departments."

Would love to know what fellow anons think of this concept