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Thank you for your message. Please allow that, in American English, the title of the President of the United States (and derivative references to the Office, such as Presidency and Presidential) is to be capitalized, even when not used as a form of address. As we are taught in primary school grammar classes in the United States, it is the one exception--as a disambiguation from all other "presidents." Due to the electronic media explosion of the early 21st century and its relaxed scholarship, it may have fallen out of use during the administration of Bush the younger, but, previously was universally accepted as a mark of respect.