Occasionally, the publication of a work of fiction reflects the polarization and upheaval, protests and violence of a precise moment in history, as if the author anticipated the headlines. Stiller's new novel, Mac Murphy, reveals the essence of the real sinister powers driving the conflict between right and left, have's and have not's, white society and people of color as a distraction from their campaign to establish a feudal fascist America.Renegade radio-personality Mac Murphy has no qualifications to run for President of the United States but he's launched his shady campaign on a lark. For his rabid tribe of populist listeners, he is the only candidate who promises to restore pride and purity for White America.Corrupt corporate titans have a been buying elections for decades and Murphy is just another investment in their quest to deconstruct society, dismantle democracy, and seize ultimate power and economic dominance. Opposition will be eliminated with brutal efficiency.Nellis Gray joins Jessie Cotton to transform the tiny hurricane-ravaged protest in Dolphin Bay into a flourishing national movement for millions of unemployed workers who have lost their jobs, their homes, their lives, and their dignity. Desperate protestors march and rally in every city across the country to expose the cruel conspiracy to crush the Middle Class.A savage clash of hostile cultures will determine the fate of American liberty and the survival of our experiment in democracy.