A Running List of Donald Trump's Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Nicknames

One of the most consistent aspects of the Trump era has been the president's use of often offensive and always overzealous nicknames. As we noted here six months ago, that bullying spirit is directed at anyone who gets in the way, one that brings down everything that the administration stands for to an almost unbelievably childish level. Not quite sure what we're referring to? Well, in order to show just how insane the whole thing really is, we've gone through all the Trump tweets and media appearances and come up with a list of what he's repeatedly called his least favorite people (and media outlets) over the past few years. Spoiler alert: judging by the latest addition — on Jan. 4, railing on former aide Steve Bannon as being "Sloppy Steve" — this trend shows no signs of stopping anytime soon. Ahead, read through the full extent of the madness — and be sure to check back on this story, as we'll be updating as new nicknames are added to his lexicon.

  • Kim Jong-Un, Leader of North Korea: "Rocket Man"
  • Steve Bannon, former top Trump aide: "Sloppy Steve"
  • Hillary Clinton, former Secretary of State and first lady: "Crooked Hillary"
  • Mika Brzezinski, Morning Joe Host: "Dumb as a rock Mika"
  • James Comey, former FBI director: "Leakin' James Comey"
  • Face the Nation: "Deface the Nation"
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  • Rep. Frederica Wilson of Florida: "Wacky Congressman Wilson"
  • Megyn Kelly, NBC News Host: "Crazy Megyn"
  • Sen. Bob Corker of Tennessee: "Liddle' Bob Corker"
  • Luther Strange, former Alabama Senator: "Big Luther"
  • Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts: "Pocohontas"
  • Sen. Chuck Schumer of New York: "Cryin' Chuck Schumer"
  • CNN: "Clinton News Network"
  • Jeb Bush, former governor of Florida: "Low Energy Jeb"
  • Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas: "Lyin' Ted"
  • Joe Scarborough, Morning Joe Host: "Psycho Joe"
  • Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont: "Crazy Bernie"
  • Sen. Jeff Flake of Arizona: "Jeff Flake(y)"
  • Chuck Todd, Meet the Press Host: "Sleepy Eyes Chuck Todd"
  • Al Franken, former senator from Minnesota: "Al Frankenstien"
  • Sen. Doug Jones of Alabama: "Puppet Jones"
  • Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida: "Little Marco"
  • The Washington Post: "The Amazon Washington Post"
  • Katy Tur, NBC News Reporter: "Little Katy"
  • The New York Times: "The Failing New York Times"