Biden Coins New Anti-Republican Term: “Mega MAGA”

First, it was “MAGA.” Then, it was “Ultra MAGA.” Now, it’s “Mega MAGA.” Maybe next it will be “Ultra Mega Mega” and then perhaps “Super Ultra Mega Mega?” In a speech today, Biden told Americans that Republicans want to “crash the economy” and described the Republican economic agenda as “Mega MAGA trickle down.” I’m honestly impressed they trusted him to be able to say that without tripping over the words, mumbling something unintelligible, and making a fool of himself. Again. But I guess he got a dose of the good stuff before this so he could think clearly long enough to read the teleprompter.

It seems the new narrative was already disseminated because people have already started using the new pejorative.

Here’s Biden claiming Republicans want to “crash the economy.”

And here’s Biden pretending like he didn’t already crash the economy with 40-year inflation and cost of living highs, along with energy, immigration, and national security crises that continue to devastate the economy he crashed.

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  1. stirringthepot Oct 28, 2022 at 4:19 am

    The only thing that Ultra/Mega/Whatever MAGA brings to mind is a very bad Power Rangers robot. So unless Trump/DeSantis/etc. are piloting mecha that combine into a giant robot, it just sounds extremely stupid.

    Wait, it would still sound stupid, but at least the mecha would be entertaining.

  2. dirkdoodoo Oct 21, 2022 at 6:29 pm

    So, any bets on if the “MEGA MAGA” T-shirts, hats, and flags will be on the Republican candidates’ websites by tonight, or will it be tomorrow, for Republican fundraising?!?!?!?!?

    I really want one to go with my “Deplorables” T-shirt!!!!! But “MEGA MAGA” has such a nice ring to it!!!

    1. Hyldreth Oct 22, 2022 at 12:08 pm

      It is nice of Biden’s handlers to keep coming up with fun slogans for the Republicans to run with, isn’t it? 🙂