text: Does that definition actually come from somewhere? Because it doesn't seem accurate to me. 'Murican is a pejorative, but only to a particular subset of rural, uneducated, gun-loving, pseudo-Christians, mostly from the American south who are convinced that they are the only patriots in the whole land. I'd say they are always a minority in any state, but definitely loud, immature, and "punch above their weight" so to speak. 
  
  I'd imagine not every Trump supporter is a 'Murican but I bet every 'Murican is a Trump supporter. "Red-Stater" is similiar, but would include urban contexts. Conversely, I imagine there are a lot fewer Democrats in the 'Murican ranks. In other words, 'Murican is a political insult, not a national one, used to indicate a specific kind of pre-2016 Republican supporter, one that has now largely been eclipsed/absorbed by Trumpism.