Interesting this. Typically, I look at the information that I receive from AARP and its AARP Bulletin with skepticism (full disclosure, yes, I am of a certain age and am a member of AARP). I have heard it said on progressive talk radio that AARP is little more than an insurance company itself, and the mailings I receive encouraging me to buy auto insurance, term life insurance, and other insurance products from AARP tend to support this as the subtext to AARP's mission statement.
Nevertheless, I was rather surprised, if not shocked, when I received the new AARP Bulletin today that had two articles concerning the healthcare debate: "THE HYPE THE LIES THE FACTS: How to tune out the fear-mongering and misinformation and make sense of the health care reform debate" (page 12) and "AARP: Where We Stand" (page 8).
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