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Tawsif Anam is writer, podcaster, and an award-winning public policy professional. He is an immigrant from Bangladesh, and now a United States citizen. Tawsif Anam’s writings have appeared in USA Today, Washington Examiner, The Washington Times, The Boston Globe, The Western Journal, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Wisconsin State Journal, The Capital Times, and more. Tawsif comments on a wide range of topics, ranging from current affairs in politics to various issues affecting society and culture. Visit www.tawsifanam.net to learn more.
- Update frequency
- every 3 days
- Average duration
- 15 minutes
- Episodes
- 322
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2025
Doctor's visit, and thoughts on Speaker's race
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S.8 E.12 I visited my doctor today, and it made me think about the time when I was new in America, as a young immigrant. One of the greate…
Here's who I am supporting for House Speaker
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S.8 E.11 Everyone is wondering who the next Speaker of the United States House of Representatives will be. In this podcast episode, I reve…
To deprive: Unfair and unjust
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S.8 E.10 There is sadness prevailing in this economy because of unfair and unjust treatment. People are being deprived of the fruits of th…
The search for a House Speaker: Washington going through transformation
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S.8 E.9 With each day, there is growing uncertainty in Washington about who the next Speaker of the House will be, Steve Scalise withdrew …
Knowledge, wisdom, and kindness: Fighting the unjust and unfair in this world
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S.8 E.8 On my birthday, I thought a lot about my life, the past, the present, and the future. In this episode, I share my thoughts with th…
Inflation as termites, RFK Jr.'s independent run, and a spinning black hole
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S.8 E.7 Bread or butter? Consumers are forced to make difficult choices in this economy, because of inflation. In this episode, I discuss …
Healthy competition in the House, and Biden admin's U-turn on the border crisis
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S.8 E6. Who is going to be the next House speaker? A few names are being discussed, including that of former President Donald J. Trump. In…
Who will be the new House speaker?
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S.8 E.5 Speaker Kevin McCarthy has been removed from his position as the Speaker, after a vote on the House floor. In this episode, I disc…
Flood, border crossings, war on home appliances, and the most neighborly city
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S.8 E.4 The streets of a major American city suffered from serious flooding. Border crossings have risen sharply. The Biden administration…
Government-owned grocery store, buses from Texas, and a major city mayor becoming Republican
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S.8 E.3 A big city mayor has proposed to create a government-owned grocery store. Is that a good or bad idea? In this episode, I will disc…
Why are people still facing hunger, homelessness, and economic uncertainty?
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S.8 E.2 In this day and age, it is heartbreaking to see that there are many around the world who are still facing hunger and food insecuri…
Are liberals planning to send migrants to red states?
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S.8 E.1 As the border crisis continues and migrants keep arriving in sanctuary cities like New York and Chicago, are liberal politicians p…
Immigrants hurt by crime, shelter at O'Hare, and a big win for freedom in NYC
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S.7 E.28 In liberal cities, crime is rising. Many business-owners, who are immigrants and people from minority communities, are hurt as a …
Worsening crisis in New York and tent cities in Chicago
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S.7 E.27 As foreign nationals keep crossing the southern border to enter the United States, the migrant crisis in New York City is intensi…
Premiums rising, seniors coming out of retirement, and liberals prioritizing migrants
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S.7 E.26 Insurance premiums are rising. Economic challenges are intensifying, resulting in many senior citizens coming out of retirement. …
Are NYC schools ready for an influx of nearly 20,000 new students?
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S.7 E.25 Reportedly, nearly 20,000 new students, who are children of migrants, will be entering the New York City school system. Are the s…
End of a presidential campaign, Hurricane Idalia, and Trump's fundraising
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S.7 E.24 A Republican candidate for presidential has suspended his campaign. Who is this candidate? Also, Hurricane Idalia is heading towa…
Trump's mugshot, crisis on Randall's Island, alcohol czar, and Gen Z
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S.7 E.23 Former president Donald Trump's mugshot is circulating all over the internet. Is the mugshot going to help the Trump campaign? Th…
Reasons why Doug Burgum's debate performance was impressive
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S.7 E.22 There were eight candidates on stage during the first Republican presidential debate, held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In this episo…
My initial reaction to the GOP presidential debate in Milwaukee
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S.7 E.21 The first GOP presidential debate of the 2024 election cycle took place in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. There were eight candidates on s…