It’s a very interesting Rolling Stone article, but I think it is a mistake to lump together all evangelicals as though that is all that defines them, and then to say that they were the ones who put Trump into office. One fourth of the country might say, if asked, that they are a member of one of the groups deemed by the media to be “evangelical “. But are they active members or do they merely identify that way through family tradition? And it is said that 3/4 of evangelicals voted Republican. That’s only 3/16’s of the country. Where did all the other votes come from?

Generally people do not vote based on religion. They vote based on political views or on personal impressions of the candidates. A person might identify with a particular church or other, but in general, that is only a small part of who they are.

I also note that the article has a misleading headline. It’s not about the Christian Right. It’s specifically about those who have been branded as Evangelicals. That would include Hilary Clinton BTW.