 Falwell's decision highlighted the rivalry between Falwell and Robertson as televangelists but also revealed the deep-seated tension that still persisted between competing evangelical traditions – Falwell's fundamentalist tradition was at odds with Robertson's charismatic tradition.By 1987–88, the views of the Moral Majority were challenged widely and the organization started to crumble.With its waning support, critics said "The Moral Majority is neither", meaning the organization was neither moral nor a majority.