Meaning of MAGA-land | Babel Free

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Noun. [B2]

Examples

“While you know⟳ Barack Obama would have⟳ been all about the mask, showing the nation the proper example, Trump is afraid his followers will think⟳ he’s a wimp if he wears it, that he’s conceding the danger of a pandemic many in MAGA-land think⟳ is exaggerated or some sort⟳ of hoax.”

“We know⟳ beyond a doubt⟳ that Donald Trump is a racist and white supremacist. The question⟳ is: What does that make⟳ the MAGA-land cult members who still champion this malignant narcissist?”

“The first step to learning from a mistake⟳ is acknowledging that you made one. It’s the path to forgiveness and atonement, but it’s not a road we’ll travel⟳ here in MAGA-land.”

“Obviously, principled conservatives might question⟳ the scope or effectiveness of this or that particular covid-combating mandate. But MAGA-land has crossed over to another place⟳ entirely.”

“Calling for Biden’s impeachment doubtless pleases the ear of Lindsey’s Palm Beach pal and, as it happens, thrills Trump’s base⟳, a useful skill should Trump ever decide⟳ to hang⟳ up his brass knuckles. Should that happen⟳, and perhaps even if it doesn’t, Lindsey wants to be seen as a reliable alternative in MAGA-land.”

““Instead of protecting our elections,” Perdue said of Kemp, “he caved to Abrams and cost⟳ us two Senate seats, the Senate majority, and gave Joe Biden free rein.” None of that is true, except in the make-believe world of MAGA-land.”

“So, when the MAGA coordinator tries to farm out an unappetizing project, the firms may take⟳ a pass⟳. And if such requests are rejected, there’s likely to be trouble⟳ in MAGA-land.”

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