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Tamar Braxton Who's Lovin' You Reaction *LIVE* - Duration: 6:16.
so today Tamar Braxton sings a classic
Jackson 5 record who's loving you for a
Smokey Robinson tribute and I'm really
excited to get into this performance
because I always love to hear Tamar sing
because she is a great singer so let's
go straight into this video oh she looks
amazing
I
Ginga
nice
I love that hair beautiful
her voice will still up with the song
come on you know you're going to throw
her tamer ISM in it come on sing
you
okay
she's definitely make enough on her own
my love
Oh
come on cancel it
come on take it there come
Oh
come on
see
the
come on come on ooh
the transition nice ah
she's definitely committed an record she
better get into it
you know she was gonna go off
so that was a really nice rendition of
the record of course you know Tamar has
to part aimer is am in it so she's gonna
throw in those runs and she's gonna you
know really go off at the end which I
don't mind but I really am looking
forward to some of her new music I'm
looking forward to music videos and
looking forward to this new album I'm
just really looking forward to seeing
her live performances and she's I'm
having any new live performances I'm
just really excited to get into more
team more stuff because I really like
her music I think that she makes great
music she makes great music she just jam
too and I listen to her music all the
time like I was just listening to UM I
was just listening to um now tiptoe now
tiptoe not Toto I love that song and
most ever songs just listening to
circles oh my gosh I love that song
circles circles and um simple things
simple things is probably one of my
favorite tamer records so I'm excited to
get more to take more stuff and I'm
excited to react to her stuff whenever
she comes with new stuff and there's a
few more things I want to react to some
of her old stuff but I complete can't
wait to get some renew says so
I did say Martian fans and want to
recommend me to watch any of her
performances make sure you leave them in
the comment section below and I will see
you guys in my next video
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Layperson vs. The Expert: American Healthcare Edition - Duration: 3:35.
They also call it Obamacare.
I believe it was started by Barack Obama and then it's more related to insuring healthcare
for everybody.
I know what it is, I'm just thinking of the best way to say what it is.
The Affordable Care Act is an act passed in 2010 that expanded healthcare coverage
in the United States.
The Affordable Care Act was introduced by democrats under Barack Obama in 2009.
It was signed into law in March 2010.
It expanded access to millions and millions of Americans, about 12-13 million through
the Medicaid Program.
To make healthcare more affordable for Americans who can't necessarily afford it or who aren't
covered by work or what not.
Insurance companies are kind of like a monopoly in the US and they are not available to everyone
therefore millions of Americans were without insurance so Obama decided to enact The Affordable
Care Act to take care of that.
The Obama Administration rather saw it necessary to step in and make a program for everybody
that would be more affordable and also accessible.
The Obama administration and the more moderate democrats they went from what was seen as
a more moderate approach that had originated with the conservative heritage foundation,
and passed in Massachusetts by governor Mitt Romney.
And this idea was to kind of merge the idea of public subsidies and rules along with government
subsidies; this became the insurance exchanges that are at the core, or at least one of the
cores, of Obamacare.
Um, people!
Anyone who is in need of healthcare.
Especially people with pre-existing conditions.
The only people that really benefit from The Affordable Care Act are people who actually
already have health insurance through some organization.
I think a lot of people benefitted because it added things.
People were allowed to get birth control for free and that kind of thing.
It wasn't always necessarily available to them previously.
The main beneficiaries of The Affordable Care Act are people who have low-income.
There are now subsidies for lower middle class and well into the middle class including families
making almost $100,000 a year.
All these folks have benefitted enormously from The Affordable Care Act and so when the
conversation moved to "Well, let's repeal it", what we're generally looking at is shifting
resources from those who have been sick, older or middle and lower income people and moving
back to younger folks and those who are more affluent.
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Episode 22 : Semis de haricots et bilan intermédiaire - Duration: 16:14.
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Cover | CAN'T HELP FALLING IN LOVE | Annalune - Duration: 3:22.
Thank you for watching this cover,
I hope you enjoyed it.
I'm using Audition and Melodyne softwares
Not for the first time but almost so I'm still learning with it.
I think this cover is a little better than the last ones.
If you think it too, I invite you to let a comment below ,
And, why not, share with your friends, if you think it worths it.
I wish you a very good evening, or a very good day
And see you soon!
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Message pour votre nuit. 11 Mai - Duration: 0:44.
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Today in Military History: 5/11 - Polk asks for declaration of war against Mexico - Duration: 1:12.
- Today in military history, 1846, President James K. Polk
asks Congress to declare war on Mexico.
Tensions with Mexico were on the rise since
the United States annexed Texas and admitted it to the union
as the 28th state.
On April 25th, 1846, 2,000 Mexican cavalry attacked
a 70-man patrol with the United States Army,
leaving 11 American troops dead.
Later, six more Americans were killed
at the Siege of Fort Texas and the Battle of Palo Alto.
Declaring that Mexico had invaded our territory
and shed the blood of our fellow citizens on our own soil,
Polk asked Congress to declare war on Mexico.
The resulting conflict would take a year and nine months
and over 13,000 American troops would eventually die,
although the Department of Defense notes only 1,733
were actually killed in combat.
The United states would eventually force Mexico
to cede the territory that would include Arizona, Colorado,
Utah, Nevada, California, and New Mexico among other states
and parts of states.
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