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If AARP isn’t endorsing any particular health care program, how can they explain running an ad paid for by their organization promoting a particular view?
This is the TV Commercial I saw in the Early Morning Today 8-17-09.
Is AARP playing both sides of the health care issue (For the Government Plan in private) and in public (Against it).
It’s a good Question but I bet we will never get an honest answer!
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looks like AARP is pro-reform according to the commercial
bcb1 (Diary) Monday, August 17th at 5:44PM EST (link)Your comment says that AARP is against health care reform in public? But this commercial certainly appears to be pro health care reform.