Donald Trump's campaign slogan is now an official government website

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by @CaseyNewton Nov 9, 2016, 7:49pm EST

Make America great again is more than Donald J. Trump’s campaign slogan — it’s now the official web home for the president-elect’s transition team. GreatAgain.gov appeared online Wednesday, the day after Trump’s shocking victory against Hillary Clinton in the US presidential election.

GreatAgain.gov is about what you would expect from a transition team’s website — press information, biographies of Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence, and a place to apply to work in the new administration. (Trump will get to make more than 4,000 appointments to the federal government.)

More promisingly, there’s a place where Americans can share their ideas with the president-elect. Click it and a new window will pop up asking you a single question: “How do you want to Make America Great?”

Any ideas, gang?

Any?

Help???

Watch: It’s on America’s institutions to check Trump

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