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Middle America

noun

  1. average middle-class Americans as a group, as distinguished from the rich or poor or the politically extreme.
  2. the Midwest.
  3. continental North America S of the U.S., comprising Mexico, Central America, and usually the West Indies. 1,060,118 sq. mi. (2,745,705 sq. km).


Middle America

noun

  1. the territories between the US and South America: Mexico, Central America, Panama, and the Greater and Lesser Antilles
  2. the US middle class, esp those groups that are politically conservative
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Middle America

  1. The interior regions of the United States, as distinguished from the East Coast and West Coast.
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Notes

Middle America is associated with conservative , traditional values in politics, religion, and culture .
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Other ˜yÐÄvlog Forms

  • Middle American adjective noun
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"Reagan created a blueprint for the long-term success of the Republican Party as the voice of conservative 'middle America' and 'the silent majority,'" one historian writes.

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Steve Brint, a historian at the University of California, Riverside, observed that by repeatedly cracking down on university protests, "Reagan created a blueprint for the long-term success of the Republican Party as the voice of conservative 'middle America' and 'the silent majority.'"

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“These stories are not just for Middle America,†said chief distribution officer Jared Geesey to a packed ballroom.

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But does middle America listening to Kendrick at the Super Bowl really damage Drake’s reputation more than it’s already been damaged?

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“I don’t want to be the freak show party, like they have branded us. You know, when you’re a mom with three kids, and you live in middle America and you’re just not really into politics,†a DNC member from Florida told the outlet.

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