Let's assume that Trump is inaugurated and take that whole story line out of the thread.
Will you say "President Trump" and "Donald Trump is my President" then?
Yes.
I'm very disturbed about voting irregularities in some key swing states, and I'm very worried about his cabinet choices, and I'm deeply disturbed that he rose to power on the Birther Movement (which sought to undermine the legitimacy of Obama). I'm also scared we may lose the free press and see politically motivated prosecutions. I also think we may see the rise of neo-nazis and hate crimes, but I believe deeply that he deserves the chance to unite this country.
Trump has surprised everybody from day one.
Perhaps he's got another ace up his sleeve, and perhaps the office of the presidency will force his better angels to rise.
Perhaps the Left will have the courage to give him the support that Obama never got.
If he moves forward with an infrastructure bill, and if he supports States Rights and the recent Supreme Court decision on Gay Marriage, than I will do more than call him my president. I will consider voting for him in 2020. If, on the other hand, he moves hard right after losing the popular vote by over 2 million votes, than I will be extremely disappointed and critical - but he is my president.