MAGA Figures Revolt Against Trump After Midterm Wipeout
MAGA-aligned figures and activists are publicly turning against Donald Trump after a disappointing midterm election result, with one quoted as saying they are “100 percent at war” with him. The backlash signals growing internal Republican frustration over Trump’s influence and electoral record. It matters because it could shape the party’s direction and the next presidential race.
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