Vanderslice

Vanderslice is one of those guys that you can count on.

Music (For Robots): August 2005 Archives 2005

Vanderslice is one of those guys that you can count on.

Past the Mujahideen Barricades (Music (For Robots)) 2005

Democratic religion strategist Mara Vanderslice and religion blogger Chuck Currie give us their takes.

Media 2010

Vanderslice and Sapp helped the candidates create a new language to use in talking about faith and values, aimed in part at neutralizing hot-button issues.

Closing the God Gap 2007

Sapp and Vanderslice, of course, welcome the development.

Closing the God Gap 2007

Vanderslice and Sapp encouraged candidates to buy ads on Christian radio, a medium considered more intimate than television.

Closing the God Gap 2007

Mara Vanderslice, a thirty-one-year-old born-again Christian, founded Common Good in 2005 and later brought on Eric Sapp, thirty, as a partner.

Closing the God Gap 2007

Vanderslice grew up in Colorado, in the shadow of what she calls the “hateful rhetoric” of the religious right.

Closing the God Gap 2007

In each race, Vanderslice and Sapp began by helping candidates build the infrastructure necessary to reach religious voters, often from scratch.

Closing the God Gap 2007

Vanderslice had worked on a couple of Democratic presidential campaigns, and she had found that the reactions of many campaign staffers around her ranged from “ambivalent to hostile” when she suggested reaching out to religious voters or constituents.

Closing the God Gap 2007