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AARP sells out Seniors on health care but gets religion on cost-of-living adjustment to Social Security.

Francis Marion — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 15:35:01 +0000

AARP just can’t decide if they are with the Seniors in the United States or with the elitist GOVERNMENT using senior as a a problem.

It’s already been two months since 2010 began and there’s still no relief in sight for the lack of a cost-of-living adjustment to Social Security.

Costs of prescription drugs, utilities, and health care are rising, and Cchecks are staying flat. Yes, flat? Well as the government cuts what it pays doctors lets see if more doctors stop seeing seniors and limit our choices of care. Obama care is nothing short of an attack on seniors and AARP is backing the government against seniors all the way!!

AARP just working against the seniors of the U.S.

Francis Marion — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 14:42:13 +0000

Read this AARP article and see how phoney and dishonest these elitist know it alls are. NOT once do they cover the corrupt and out of control government that encouraged this behavior. Where is the article demanding real hearings on the government roll in causing and encouragement of bad loans.

Hold Wall Street Accountable

We’ve seen what can happen when big banks and corporations on Wall Street aren’t forced to play by the rules: millions in lost jobs, billions in taxpayer-funded bailouts and trillions in lost retirement savings.

That’s why AARP is leading the call for urgently needed consumer protection that reforms the financial industry and holds Wall Street accountable for reckless behavior that puts our economy at risk.

But we all know that Congress won’t take on these powerful forces unless we make them.

What is it that AARP can’t get. Government helped caused this problem and then continued to make it worse.

The AARP is nothing but a special interest group working against seniors with their own money

More deception from the Democratic Socialist in control of the former Democratic party.

Francis Marion — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 14:43:42 +0000

From the New York Times.

The Senate majority leader, Harry Reid, Democrat of Nevada, needed 60 votes to proceed. He won only 47. And he could not blame Republicans. A dozen Democrats and one independent crossed party lines and voted with Republicans on the 53 to 47 roll call.

The Medicare bill has become a proxy for larger issues in the debate over legislation to overhaul the health care system.

Mr. Reid said the bill, by averting big cuts in physician fees, guaranteed that doctors would continue accepting Medicare patients. But since none of the costs were offset or paid for, Republicans said it was fiscally irresponsible, and some Democrats said they shared that concern.

By addressing doctors’ fees in a separate bill, Senate Democrats could hold down the cost of the broader health legislation, keeping it within the limits set by President Obama. House Democrats are considering a similar tactic. Republicans said it was a transparent ploy to hide the cost of a health care overhaul.

Democrats had hoped that by passing the Medicare bill they could appease doctors and secure their support for the broader legislation.

Senate Democratic leaders said the bill to protect doctors’ fees had strong support from the White House, the American Medical Association and AARP.