False Faith and Equestrian Games

False Faith and Equestrian Games is the second book in a trilogy of political novels by Chase Baldewyn.  Written before Trump's campaign and election the trilogy has characters stories and dialog that provide unique insight as to how and why Donald Trump would be elected.  The trilogy is based on ethnographic research conducted over a decade on billionaire plutocratic families in Grand Rapids Michigan.  The novel exposes the link between ISIS and the Alt-Right.False Faith and Equestrian Games reveals how right wing billionaire plutocrats such as the novel's protagonist Rolf Lambert have funded Christian churches to integrate Alt-Right-like politics into a twisted version of Christianity to create passion-blinded religious zealot voters.  Trump also gathered support from a power base of zealots created by plutocrats using similar tactics integrating twisted Christianity with Alt-Right-like politics.  The story focuses on how plutocrats brainwash people with fear and religion to gain political power such as Rolf Lambert does in his campaign for state governor.  Lambert funds and controls a church that preaches mind-bending Christianity-based sermons integrated with an extreme political ideology that convinces a PTSD Medal of Honor veteran Noe Haleakua to bomb an abortion clinic.  Integrating extreme politics into a corrupted version of Islam is a similar brain washing technique used by ISIS to recruit members to carry out violent attacks.