They will relish it, as long as they believe the unbelieveable.

Also as Jim Sinclair has stated on the USA: We are now a banana republic.

First of all, "moral majority" is an oxymoron.
Secondly, organized religion in this country is getting everything they want
under 45. If he were to turn on them (like he invariably does with everyone else),
it would be too late for them to actually DO anything about it.
Lastly, whether people choose to acknowledge it or not, November might not even matter. There is no guarantee that the election will even be held, and even if it is,
the results aren't going to matter to 45. He has no intention of leaving.

People need to wrap their heads around the very real possibility that things are
going to get bloody.
Say whatever you want about me, but all the signs are there.
If history has taught us anything, it's that dictators (including wannabes) never go quietly.

Your query assumes a false premise.

Why would they end Trumps fascism. They are his staunchest supporters and lackeys. The Moral Majority is neither moral, nor a majority. They just whine loudly.

Falwell' Moral Majority has been replaced by the Tea Party, the Freedom Caucus, and white Evangelicals. The younger Falwell is half the man of his father, who was foul enough. Liberty University is nothing more than a Christian madrassah.

most religions especially the cultish ones actual conform to the defining criteria of fascism

1. An easily identifiable symbol to rally too.
2. Specific terms/ code words or euphemisms exclusive to the group.
3. Powerful and continuing expressions of belonging to a chosen or special race.
4. Praising of a Mythological golden age past or yet to come of your ideology that give rights of rule by dynastic or spiritual heritage to all members and especially to leaders
5. Being included in and party to sacred mysticism denied to less worthy others
6. Physical Body Worship combined with reminders of spiritual unworthiness
7. Disdain for the importance of human rights especially those of outsiders
8. Suppression of the rights of the individual in favour of the group and the greater good
9. Identification of enemies/scapegoats as a unifying cause 
10. The supremacy of the physical and or spiritual power broker
11. Institutionalised sexism 
12. A controlled mass media 
13. Obsession with internal security and or secrecy/sacredness 
14. Religion and ruling elite tied together by mutual support
15. Power of corporations protected 
16. Power of labour suppressed or eliminated in favour of an elite
17. Disdain and suppression of intellectuals and the arts 
18. Obsession with crime and punishment 
19. Rampant cronyism and corruption 
20. A pretence at democracy including Fraudulent elections or sustaining of the leadership 

adapted from the works of Professor Stuart Hall in 1979 and Dr. Laurence Britt in 2004