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4 responses so far ↓ * 1 Maxwell // Nov 5, 2009 at 2:40 pm AARP has long wanted to endorse ObamaCare. It only distanced itself to stop the loss in membership. Now that they’re off the radar again, they’re back in Obama’s pocket. * 2 Eileen Schaeffer // Nov 5, 2009 at 6:49 pm You can’t get through on the phone…I’ve been trying for over an hour, keep getting a busy signal…hope their system crashes I just sent an email to cancel my membership and will follow it up with a letter.. Neither are giving me the same satisfaction I would get by telling them directly … * 3 Ed Johnson, J.D., Attorney // Dec 26, 2009 at 5:34 pm I too am cancelling my AARP membership, and have joined AMAC, which does represent my conservative interests. The leadership of AARP has proven themselves to be a liberal leaning group that endorsed expensive Obamacare, without the consent of their members. AMAC (pronounced A- Mack) is one of the leading groups fighting against President Obama’s health care initiative. AMAC has organized “Tea Parties” and participated in rallies against expanding government and raising taxes. AMAC is pro-life, pro Second Amendment, and thinks government has grown too large and powerful. AMAC feels our elected officials are ignoring the will of the people. The proof of this can be seen in the way Congressmen and Senators have been treating their constituents at the various town hall meetings. I learned about AARP and AMAC at a reliable conservative News Site: http://www.NewsMax.com. Ed Johnson, J.D., Attorney (Ret) Former Assistant U.S. Attorney, United States Department of Justice. Bio. EdJohnson.Me edjohnson@stic.net 210-877-0855