Join AMAC, an Alternative to AARP

If you're looking for an alternative to AARP - and many people are since they're so liberal, and since they lie to their members, there is an alternative - AMAC. AARP said they had not backed any proposed health care bills, but they lied. (And here we all thought it was the President lying. Nope, not this time.)

AMAC stands for The Association of Mature American Citizens.

On their web site, it says:

The Association of Mature American Citizens (AMAC) is a conservative, nonpartisan organization looking out for the interests of Americans 50 years of age and older. We believe in the traditional values of Faith – Family – Freedom that have made the United States of America the greatest of nations. We believe that life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are not empty words, but the fulfillment of the American dream.

AMAC will endeavor to be your advocate to promote commonsense government and to let you keep your hard-earned money in your pocket – not the government’s.

Check it out: The Association of Mature American Citizens

I have never thought that AARP was the group for me, although I have been a member because I wanted some of the benefits. But I let my membership lapse when I realized how far to the left AARP leaned. Their membership has been leaving over this last bit of lying they did. Hopefully those former AARP members will find there way to AMAC.

Comments: 13

Nora Davenport Aug 24, 2009, 12:16pm EDT

Hmmmm, will definitely check it out........I'm ready to leave AARP, as we've become extremely unhappy with their beliefs and "attitudes." However, we have fantastic homeowners' and vehicle insurance through them (we pay less than half of what other companies charge).........so am not quite sure what to do.....it's as if they've got our "hands tied," so to speak.
I won't be dropping the insurance until we do actually have replacements, but in the meantime..........time will tell, I guess.
That's one rule in our house........insurance is absolutely required! Life, homeowners, and vehicle!

Marilyn M. Aug 24, 2009, 1:09pm EDT

We weren't able to save money through AARP. But since we have all of our insurance through one company it is cheaper than it used to be. AARP really sold people out with this health care thing.

Stacey *Mamasaid* D. Aug 24, 2009, 12:17pm EDT

Wow, I did not know about AMAC and the founder is from Long Island. Thanks very much for sharing this info.

fancy c. Aug 24, 2009, 12:23pm EDT

thanks

Nora J A. Aug 24, 2009, 12:30pm EDT

Good! I just sent AARP a note saying that we were not renewing, then I joined agroup called American Seniors. Then I heard about athird seniors group! Can't remember the name. Hope things aren't getting spread too thin.

Marilyn M. Aug 25, 2009, 12:33am EDT

Maybe that's a good thing, Nora. More groups might mean they cannot be bribed as easily, because they won't be able to hand over as many people to the crooked politicians.

Sandy C. Aug 24, 2009, 1:46pm EDT

Not quite ready for AARP but I will share it with family members.

LEЯA © Politcally Incorrect M. Aug 24, 2009, 2:26pm EDT

They (AARP) have been sending me stuff for years and I just keep on throwing it in the trash can. I've known that they lean to the left for a long time now and I don't care to give them any money or be a member.

I don't see where they have anything that I need.