MAGA supporters question Trump's leadership after midterm losses

Republicans suffered sweeping midterm losses, triggering infighting within the MAGA movement as supporters question President Donald Trump's leadership and the movement's future. The Democratic victory delivered decisive congressional majorities, with Democrats potentially controlling up to 56 Senate seats and winning every statewide race in Texas. Supporters blamed broken promises on living costs, the Iran war, and the Epstein files, while election fraud claims largely vanished. Trump promoted Stephen Miller to chief of staff, doubling down on hardline immigration policies. Some activists say MAGA is "stale" or dead, while others argue the movement remains the GOP's core, with social media analysis showing over 20% of loyalists raising doubts about leadership.