Conservative alternative to AARP

[TheTman]

I'm not giving any more money to the damn AARP and watch them support an anti-gun agenda and other librard B.S.
I've found an alternative organization for seniors, that shares my conservative views. Its the AMAC, Association of Mature American Citizens. You can check it them out at http://www.amac.us/
They don't have as many discounts yet as the AARP does, but they are off to a pretty good start. They do have discounts on insurance and healthcare items, and lodging and other things.
If you're tired of seeing the AARP spend your money on liberal crap, you might consider the AMAC. It's $15.00 a year. I'm not making money off of getting people to join or anything, I'm just happy to see an alternative to the AARP that has good solid conservative values and want to spread the word to other people over 50.

[melissa5]

I'm not old enough for AARP yet, but I decided that I wouldn't join them after they backed Obama's Health Care plan.

[BuckeyeBlast]

Good to hear.

[jocko]

damn

I'm not old enough for AARP yet, but I decided that I wouldn't join them after they backed Obama's Health Care plan.

ur a hard ass, ain't u??

[Bawanna]

ur a hard ass, ain't u??

Hands on the cruiser mister! Move along, nothing to see here.

Melissa is this man bothering you?

[melissa5]

ur a hard ass, ain't u??

Not yet, but I'm working on it. I would say that I am a Christian conservative right wing extremist!

[melissa5]

Hands on the cruiser mister! Move along, nothing to see here.

Melissa is this man bothering you?

LOL! I can handle this. Jocko, I still like you even if you did vote for Obama!

[BuckeyeBlast]

Not yet, but I'm working on it. I would say that I am a Christian conservative right wing extremist!

Yes, I am a gun lovin' woman!

We need more of you.

[Bawanna]

Not yet, but I'm working on it. I would say that I am a Christian conservative right wing extremist!

Extremist! That sounds like serious business. Maybe I better let Jocko go and haul you in.

[melissa5]

Extremist! That sounds like serious business. Maybe I better let Jocko go and haul you in.

LOL! I'm just exercising my 2A rights, Sir! Don't tase me, bro!

[aray]

I'm not old enough for AARP yet, but I decided that I wouldn't join them after they backed Obama's Health Care plan.

This. And then they had the gall to ask for, and receive, a waiver from the White House that exempts them from the same Obamacare plan that they were so instrumental in helping to pass.

Also underreported is that they stand to gain big-time financially from the insurance plans they push that cover the gaps from what the government plans leave off.

Hypocrites. They'll never get a penny of my money.

[jocko]

could AARP maybe mean AMERICAN ASSOCIATION of RETIRED PRI-KS??? I just moved my AARP card to the back hidden place in my wallet. I use it when checking in at a motel and I seem to get a 10% discount..

[wyntrout]

Most motels give a "SENIOR" discount anyhow. Military, AAA, or Senior are usually 10%. I bailed on the AARP after the Catastrophic Healthcare thingy where everyone would have had to pay into that in addition to whatever you already had. Boy, they were surprised that most people wanted nothing to do with that... so much so, that that is one of the few laws to be repealed almost immediately.

I still let them send me lots of offers for membership and stuff so they can waste their liberal money a bit.

I've always disliked GEICO, too, because they picked up and funded the Laser speed detectors when the company was going out of business. Their infusion of funds was used to send a unit to just about every police department in the country and now everyone uses the sneaky things. It's a good thing that they can't be used in moving vehicles and need aiming like a rifle.

Just another ramble and thread hijack... oh, yeah, scenting, too!

Wynn

[Tilos]

Wyn:
Geico is small potatos, check out the CEO of Progressive and I'm not talking about Flo here.
The company name says it all.

just driftin'
Tilos

[wyntrout]

USAA is the best... always #1 or #2 in customer satisfaction and cost. It's open to anyone honorably discharged from military service now. The auto insurance used to be limited to just officers... then NCO's and enlisted.

We get money back when they don't have to pay so many claims. This looks like a bad year, though... all of the tornadoes and floods... and the hurricane season just started!

Wynn