I found a bumper sticker that I think is safe to put on my vehicle. The Orange Horror's

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fans are too fucking stupid to figure it out:

[blue cat]

1. What does it say?

I'd still be concerned about vandalism.

[Bonx]

2. Looks safe to me. No idea what it says.

[packman]

3. Thanks to Alex Baldwin

[woodsprite]

4. I'll have to ask my daughter, but she said it doesn't translate well.

The wrong form of "Great" was used.

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5. It's Make America Great Again in Cyrillic

[flyingfysh]

6. It's not translated correctly

Have a Russian speaker translate it for you

[MineralMan]

7. Google Translate didn't quite get it right.

The word "great' is translated poorly. The problem lies in the fact that "great" has more than one meaning in English. That introduces ambiguity into your source language. To get a correct translation into Russian, you have to be a little creative to avoid errors. "Excellent" would be a better word than "great" to use. "Great" also means large in English. "Excellent" has no ambiguity. Here's a better translation:

Сделать Америка oтлично cнова

It's a good idea never to trust Google translations, unless you know the target language yourself.