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Quardricos Driskell

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Politics. Education. Religion. Sprightly Gent & Connoisseur of Antiquity. Adjunct @GSPMgwu thoughtful about engaging people politically. Views are my own.

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Quardricos Driskell’s Biography

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Professor Quardricos Bernard Driskell manages the legislative and political affairs department for a medical professional trade association. Based in Washington, DC, Professor Driskell represents his company before the federal government. During Prof. Driskell’s typical workday, he engages Members of Congress, Capitol Hill staffers, and other stakeholders in the government to develop and progress laws that affect health care. He is an adjunct professor of legislative politics, where he lectur…

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One Nation under Guns

One Nation under Guns

One Nation under Guns By Q. Bernard Driskell, Columnist The gun debate, aside from race, might be the purest …

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Stacey Abrams could revolutionize politics if elected Georgia governor

Stacey Abrams could revolutionize politics if elected Georgia governor

An aspect of leadership is telling your story in ways that present you as a real and present embodiment of th…

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Graduation Season: The anti-intellectualism in America

Graduation Season: The anti-intellectualism in America

I recently started reading the book, The Death of Expertise the Campaign against Expertise and Why it Matters…

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'Religious freedom' is just one ball to juggle in a pluralistic society

'Religious freedom' is just one ball to juggle in a pluralistic society

I must confess I am sick and of tired of people using their faith to justify their callous political position…

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Black Republicans can't exist in a party that accepts white nationalists

Black Republicans can't exist in a party that accepts white nationalists

Often the result of intellectual neglect that repels pragmatism and rationality, 21st century political conse…

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Faith and politics in the age of Trump

Faith and politics in the age of Trump

Religion and politics: two topics you are not supposed to discuss in the public square. Yet, if one surfs cab…

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Mitch McConnell’s legacy: The architect of Trump’s Golden Age

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By Quardricos Driskell
| The Hill Verified
After nearly four decades in the Senate, Sen. Mitch McConnell’s (R-Ky.) long tenure is finally coming to an end. Some have hailed him as a master strategist, a guardian of conservative principles, and a fierce protector of institutional norms. But history will tell a different story — one that reveals McConnell as the architect of the Golden Age of Trump, a political era that has profoundly reshaped the judiciary, emboldened extremism and deepened the erosion of democratic norms.
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Opinion - Mitch McConnell’s legacy: The architect of Trump’s Golden Age

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By Quardricos Driskell
| Yahoo Verified
After nearly four decades in the Senate, Sen. Mitch McConnell’s (R-Ky.) long tenure is finally coming to an end. Some have hailed him as a master strategist, a guardian of conservative principles, and a fierce protector of institutional norms. But history will tell a different story — one that reveals McConnell as the architect of the Golden Age of Trump, a political era that has profoundly reshaped the judiciary, emboldened extremism and deepened the erosion of democratic norms.
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Faith, politics and public life: Trump’s inauguration on MLK Day – Baptist News Global

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By Quardricos Driskell
| Baptist News Global
On Jan. 20, Donald Trump will take the presidential oath of office on the day set aside to commemorate Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday. This convergence crystallizes the United States’ ongoing struggle between competing visions of faith and politics in public life. MLK Day historically has been a day of service and reflection to honor King and his service to our country, which he made clear was fueled by his Christian faith.
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The Christain Recorder

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