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Tanzila "Taz" Ahmed
Tanzila "Taz" Ahmed is an activist, storyteller, and politico based in Los Angeles. An electoral organizer by trade, she’s mobilized thousands of AAPIs to the polls in over seventeen different languages in the past fifteen years at various nonprofit organizations, starting with founding South Asian American Voting Youth in She is Campaign Strategist at 18MillionRising, an Asian American new media organizing group. She is cohost of the #GoodMuslimBadMuslim podcast that has been featured in O Magazine, Wired, and Buzzfeed. An avid essayist, she had a monthly column called Radical Love, was a blogger for Sepia Mutiny, has written for Truthout, The Aerogram, The Nation, Left Turn Magazine, and more. She is published in forthcoming anthology Good Girls Marry Doctors () and poetry collection Coiled Serpent () and was published in the anthology Love, Inshallah (). Her third poetry chapbook Emdash and Ellipses will be published in early Taz curates Desi music at Mishthi Music where she co-produced Beats for Bangladesh and she annually makes #MuslimVDay Cards. Her artwork was featured in the shows Sharia Revoiced (), in Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center’s H-1B (), and Rebel Legacy: Activist Art from South Asian California ().
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Guests: Frank McKenna, Deputy Chair, TD Securities and Chris Krueger, Managing Director, Washington Research Group - Macro, Trade, Fiscal & Tax Policy, TD Cowen
Host: Peter Haynes, Managing Director and Head of Index and Market Structure Research, TD Securities
In Episode 57, Frank invites Chris Krueger, Washington politics expert with TD Cowen, to the podcast to discuss the upcoming November 5th U.S. Election and key factors that will determine who wins the Presidential race. Frank explains the importance of the election outcome to Canada, noting that if Trump is true to his word, then a Republican victory would lead to a weakening (if not outright end) of multilateralism globally. While the USMCA might survive, the threat of unilateral tariffs will overhang Canada-U.S. relations for the duration of the next Administration.
We discuss down ballet Congressional votes, which according to both Frank and Chris are likely to lead to a split Congress. Chris also weighs in on the risk of outlier events disrupting the peaceful transition of power. We wrap up with Frank's take on the Federal Liberal Caucus revolt, and the likelihood that Prime Minister Trudeau stays on through the next election in Canada, especially considering incumbent defeats in provincial elections fro