Supporters of former US president Donald Trump and America First ideology participate in Stop the Steal and Million Maga (Make America Great Again) March protests after the 2020 presidential election was called for Joe Biden. Reuters
A woman wears a jacket reading 'Maga King' at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Dallas, Texas. Reuters
A new take on the red Maga hat seen at CPAC in Dallas. Reuters
Mr Trump tosses Maga hats to the crowd as he arrives for a Save America rally at the Delaware County Fairgrounds in Delaware, Ohio. EPA
Maga Mall president Ronald Solomon sells merchandise at CPAC. Reuters
A liberal voter in Georgia said that Trump supporters have made it impossible to ever wear a red hat again. Reuters
A Trump supporter sells merchandise during the Save America rally at the Montgomery County Fairgrounds in Conroe, Texas. Getty Images / AFP
During the 2016 presidential election, it was found that a large portion of Maga merchandise was made in China. Getty Images / AFP
Texans at the Save America rally earlier this year. Getty Images / AFP
Despite no evidence of fraud and Joe Biden's certification by Congress, Maga supporters still insist that Mr Trump won the 2020 presidential election. Reuters
Maga supporters in Scottsdale, Arizona, kit out their dogs. Reuters
People cheer at a Maga rally in Sarasota, Florida. Getty Images / AFP
The Republican Party of Florida co-sponsored this Maga rally last year. Getty Images / AFP
A woman wears a red Maga hat in Sarasota. Getty Images / AFP
For some, Maga isn't just a movement, it is a way of life. Getty Images / AFP
A Maga supporter speaks during a rally. Getty Images / AFP
A Trump supporters in Sarasota shows his Maga pride. Getty Images / AFP
