Amy Sullivan

Amy Sullivan is a contributing writer at TIME magazine, and author of the book The Party Faithful: How and Why Democrats are Closing the God Gap (Scribner, 2008). A Michigan native, she holds degrees from the University of Michigan and Harvard Divinity School. She writes about religion and politics for TIME, but no longer answers to the name "Bible Girl."

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Where Will Obama Worship On Easter?

When the Obamas moved into the White House, Washington’s African-American religious communities were ecstatic. The White House was swamped with invitations to visit area churches, and every congregation hoped to land the First …

“Money is Fungible”

Obviously. Except when it’s a grant to a religious organization, in which case it’s obviously tightly segregated in order to prevent the appearance of government-funded religion and therefore the furthest thing from fungible.

Cover the Children’s Ears!

From the files of “Things That Would Be Different With More Women in Politics”:

Republican members of the Florida House of Representatives chastised a Democratic colleague today for uttering the word ‘uterus’ on the House floor during debate. Not that it should matter, but the context was a titillating discussion about deregulation. …

Muslim Rep. Ellison’s Tearful Testimony

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If you’re not watching the Homeland Security Committee’s hearing on the question of Muslim-American radicalization, you just missed an incredibly powerful moment as Democratic Congressman Keith Ellison of Minnesota testified. Rest assured, though, that footage of his testimony will …

Huckabee Still Not a Birther–But His Pants Are On Fire

In his defense, Huckabee did go out of his way in that radio interview to repeat his belief that Obama was born in the United States. Not so much because he believes Obama, mind you, but because “I know the Clintons…and believe me, they have lots of investigators out on him, and I’m convinced if there was anything that they could …

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