Lower case unless it's being used as a title, e. g. President Obama or Madame President (whether a name is attached to this title or not).
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PUNKEY
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Thu 29 Jan, 2015 09:37 pm
Is this a conversation? Then if someone is speaking to or about the President of the United States, in a conversation about the role of president, then use "President."
capitalizing any such title only encourages the one holding the title to feel important, we must do all we can to make such people feel less important, it's not about them, it's about us, folks they work for
and enough of this honourable **** when talking about politicians, that's a title you earn, not get elected to
I want the President to feel important. He works for me. As a general rule, making the people who work for me feel important is a good thing for productivity and morale.