What Does Magaga Stand for? It's Already Turning into a Meme

What Does Magaga Stand for? It's Already Turning into a Meme

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In a speech delivered on Nov. 15 in which he announced that he was again running for president, Donald Trump offered a slightly updated version of his 2016 slogan.

"In order to make America great and glorious again I’m announcing my candidacy for president of the United States," Trump said during the speech. It's worth noting, however, that he was speaking in front of a sign that said "Make American Great Again," which may mean he isn't actually changing his slogan to add "and glorious."

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Folks on the internet weren't going to let that little detail stop them, though, and began to wondering whether Trump's new slogan would shorten to MAGAGA. Naturally, many of them then described feeling like that acronym sounded like the noises of a baby, and a number of pretty wonderful memes were born.

For the most part, these memes emphasized the idea that a slogan like MAGAGA was fitting for a group of people who some on the left described as a "bunch of babies."

"Going forward I will only refer to Marjorie Taylor Greene as 'Lady MAGAGA,'" one person wrote on Twitter.

"MAGAGA? For f--king real? At least this way everyone can just buy a 'G' and an 'A' iron-on letters at Hobby Lobby and stick them on their idiot hats," another person added.

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