There are two factions within MAGA: one is fundamentalism, and the other is leaderism. Leaderism means that everything Trump does is seen as good, no matter what he says or does. Fundamentalism, on the other hand, refers to those attracted by parts of the political agenda promoted by Trump, including figures like Musk, Kent, and Carlson. They are drawn to Trump's previously stated policies of isolationism, reducing U.S. debt, anti-wokeism, and anti-immigration. Due to Trump's lies, Kent and Carlson have already left MAGA, while Musk remains in a somewhat supportive position due to business interests and issues like anti-woke and immigration, but he is publicly opposing it. Musk may try to correct MAGA, but it will be difficult because his strongest support for solar energy contradicts MAGA. Overall, the reason for the Republican Party's declining election prospects is the serious division and instability within the foundation of MAGA. However, they may not necessarily turn to the Democratic Party, but rather shift towards centrist voters.