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This article analyzes what the phrase "Make America Great Again" means to Americans, based on a survey. It reveals contrasting interpretations between Republicans and Democrats, highlighting their differing views on the slogan's implications for the country's future.

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What MAGA Means to Americans
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Political Scientists Analyze MAGA Meaning in America
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This article analyzes what the phrase "Make America Great Again" means to Americans, based on a survey. It reveals contrasting interpretations between Republicans and Democrats, highlighting their differing views on the slogan's implications for the country's future.
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    "parsed_content": "A Trump supporter holds up a MAGA sign during a rally in Green Bay, Wis., on April 2, 2024.\n AP Photo\/Mike Roemer\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n A decade ago, Donald Trump descended the golden escalator at Trump Tower in New York City and ignited a political movement that has reshaped American politics. In a memorable turn of phrase, Trump promised supporters of his 2016 presidential campaign that \u201cwe are going to make our country great again.\u201d \nSince then, the Make America Great Again movement has dominated the U.S. political conversation, reshaped the Republican Party and become a lucrative brand adorning hats, T-shirts and bumper stickers. \nWhen asked what MAGA means to him, Trump, in a 2017 interview with The Washington Post said, \u201cTo me, it meant jobs. It meant industry, and meant military strength. It meant taking care of our veterans. It meant so much.\u201d\nBut Democratic leaders have a different interpretation of the slogan. \nFormer President Bill Clinton in 2016 said of MAGA: \u201cThat message where \u2018I\u2019ll give you America great again\u2019 is if you\u2019re a white Southerner, you know exactly what it means, don\u2019t you? What it means is \u2018I\u2019ll give you an economy you had 50 years ago, and I\u2019ll move you back up on the social totem pole and other people down.\u201d\nWhile MAGA is ubiquitous, little is known about what it means to the American public. Ten years on, what do Americans think when they hear or read this phrase?\nBased on the analysis of Americans\u2019 explanations of what \u201cMake America Great Again\u201d means to them, we found evidence suggesting that the public\u2019s views of MAGA mirror the perspectives offered by both Trump and Clinton.\nRepublicans interpret this phrase as a call for the renewal of the U.S. economy and military might, as well as a return to \u201ctraditional\u201d values, especially those relating to gender roles and gender identities. Democrats, we found, view MAGA as a call for a return to white supremacy and growing authoritarianism.\n \n \n Donald Trump rides an escalator to a press event to announce his candidacy for the U.S. presidency at Trump Tower on June 16, 2015, in New York City.\n Christopher Gregory\/Getty Images\n \n \nWhat MAGA means\nWe are political scientists who use public opinion polls to study the role of partisanship in American politics. To better understand American views about MAGA, in April 2025 we asked 1,000 respondents in a nationally representative online survey to briefly write what \u201cMake America Great Again\u201d meant to them. \nThe survey question was open-ended, allowing respondents to define this phrase in any way they saw fit. We used AI-based thematic analysis and qualitative reading of the responses to better understand how Democrats and Republicans define the slogan.\nFor our AI-based thematic analysis, we instructed ChatGPT to provide three overarching themes most touched upon by Democratic and Republican respondents. This approach follows recent research demonstrating that, when properly instructed, ChatGPT reliably identifies broad themes in collections of texts.\nRepublican interpretation of MAGA\nOur analysis shows that Republicans view the slogan as representing the \u201cAmerican dream.\u201d In part, MAGA is about restoring the nation\u2019s pride and economic strength. Reflecting these themes, one Republican respondent wrote that MAGA means \u201cencouraging manufacturers to hire Americans and strengthen the economy. Making the USA self-sufficient as it once was.\u201d \nMAGA is also closely related among Republicans with an \u201cAmerica First\u201d policy. This is partly about having a strong military \u2013 a common theme among Republican respondents \u2013 and \u201cmaking America the superpower\u201d again, one respondent wrote.\nRepublicans also wrote that putting America first means emphasizing strict enforcement of immigration laws against \u201cillegals\u201d and cutting off foreign aid. For example, one Republican respondent said that MAGA meant \u201cstopping illegals at the border, ending freebies for illegals, adding more police and building a strong military.\u201d \nFinally, Republicans see the slogan as calling for a return to \u201ctraditional\u201d values. They expressed a strong desire to reverse cultural shifts that Republican respondents perceive as a threat. \nAs one Republican put it, MAGA \u201cmeans going back to where men would join the military, women were home raising healthy minded children and it was easy to be successful, the crime rate was extremely low and it used to be safe for kids to hang out on the streets with other kids and even walk themselves places.\u201d \nAnother Republican made the connection between MAGA and traditional gender roles even more explicit, highlighting the link between MAGA and opposition to transgender rights: \u201cMAGA people know there are only 2 sexes and a man can never be a woman. If you believe otherwise you are destroying AMERICA.\u201d\n \n \n A banner showing a picture of President Donald Trump is displayed outside of the U.S. Department of Agriculture building on June 3, 2025, in Washington, D.C.\n Kevin Carter\/Getty Images\n \n \nDemocratic MAGA views\nDemocrats have a very different understanding of the MAGA slogan. Many Democrats view MAGA as a white supremacist movement designed to protect the status of white people and undermine the civil rights of marginalized groups.\nOne Democrat argued that \u201c\u2018Make America Great Again\u2019 is a standard borne by people who\u2019ve seen a decrease in the potency of their privilege (see: cisgendered white men) and wish to see their privilege restored or strengthened. In essence, it\u2019s a chant for all racist, fascist and otherwise bigoted actors to unite under.\u201d \nAnother Democrat wrote that MAGA was a call to \u201ctake us backwards as a society in regards to women\u2019s, minority\u2019s, and LGBTQ people\u2019s rights \u2026 It would take us to a time when only White men ruled.\u201d\nDemocrats also view MAGA as a form of nostalgia for a heavily mythologized past. Many Democratic respondents described the past longed for by Republicans as a \u201cmyth\u201d or \u201cfairytale.\u201d Others argued that this mythologized past, though appealing on the surface, was repressive for many Americans. \nOne Democrat said that MAGA meant \u201creturning America to a fantasy version of the past with the goal of advancing the success of white, straight, wealthy men by any means necessary and almost always to the detriment of other segments of the population.\u201d\n \n \n A person holds a \u2018Trump won\u2019t erase us\u2019 sign while walking in the WorldPride Parade on June 7, 2025, in Washington, D.C.\n Kevin Carter\/Getty Images\n \n \nFinally, many Democrats interpret the slogan as reflecting an authoritarian cult of personality. In this vein, a Democratic respondent said of MAGA, \u201cIt\u2019s a call to arms for MAGA cult members, who believe that Trump and the Republicans party will somehow improve their lives by targeting people and policies they don\u2019t like, even when it is against their best interests and any rational thought process.\u201d\nWhile some Republicans expressed racist, xenophobic or anti-trans sentiments in their understanding of MAGA, some Democrats revealed outright condescension toward MAGA believers. \n\u201cThe MAGA\u2019s are brainwashed, idiotic members of society who know nothing more than to follow the lead of an idiotic president who has the vocabulary of a 3rd grader,\u201d one Democrat wrote. \u201cIt is nonsense idiots parrot,\u201d another respondent said.\nIn all, in the 10 years since Donald Trump burst onto the political scene, much has been written about the conflicting visions of past, present and future at the heart of America\u2019s partisan divisions. \nWith the Trump administration\u2019s proclaimed commitment to return the U.S. to its \u201cgolden age\u201d and a strong resistance to his efforts, only time will tell which vision of America will prevail.\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Artificial intelligence (AI)\n \n \n Democracy\n \n \n Republicans\n \n \n Democrats\n \n \n Democratic Party\n \n \n Republican Party\n \n \n Donald Trump\n \n \n America First\n \n \n Make America Great Again\n \n \n MAGA\n \n \n LGBTQI+\n \n \n MAGA Republicans\n \n \n ChatGPT",
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A Trump supporter holds up a MAGA sign during a rally in Green Bay, Wis., on April 2, 2024.
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 A decade ago, Donald Trump descended the golden escalator at Trump Tower in New York City and ignited a political movement that has reshaped American politics. In a memorable turn of phrase, Trump promised supporters of his 2016 presidential campaign that โ€œwe are going to make our country great again.โ€ 
Since then, the Make America Great Again movement has dominated the U.S. political conversation, reshaped the Republican Party and become a lucrative brand adorning hats, T-shirts and bumper stickers. 
When asked what MAGA means to him, Trump, in a 2017 interview with The Washington Post said, โ€œTo me, it meant jobs. It meant industry, and meant military strength. It meant taking care of our veterans. It meant so much.โ€
But Democratic leaders have a different interpretation of the slogan. 
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