AARP

AARP Launches Government Watch Website to Hold Elected Leaders Accountable on Issues That Matter Most to Older Americans

Published in Healthcare Finance, Tax and Law Weekly, February 25th, 2009

AARP today launched Government Watch, an interactive website designed to enable older Americans to hold accountable Congress and the Obama Administration on issues that matter most to them. Rolling out in conjunction with AARP's first designated "key vote" of the 111th Congress, Government Watch puts Members of Congress on notice that when they cast a vote on an issue important to Americans 50+, 80 million eyes will be watching.

After each key vote, AARP will notify its 40 million members and let them know how each Member of Congress voted, encouraging them to contact their Senators and Representatives to register their thanks or disappointment through email, phone...

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Source: Healthcare Finance, Tax and Law Weekly (2009-02-25)

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