AARP is no longer a retirement organization since 1999. In fact the letters AARP no longer stand for anything in their legal documents. Anybody of any age can join, although certain “benefits” of membership don’t kick in until a later age. I suspect a fair number of young socialists joined in the last 10 years. If you want to get a good estimate on their membership, look at the number of issues of AARP Magazine that are printed each month. This is probably listed somewhere in the back of the magazine, or you can probably find out from their advertizing dept.
“Anybody of any age can join, although certain “benefits” of membership don’t kick in until a later age.”
Interesting.
I am not saying I am right, but I still find those fingures a tad high.
“look at the number of issues of AARP Magazine that are printed each month.”
Can those figures be exagerated? Just asking because I surly don’t know.