Medicare and Medicaid
Concord Coalition Criticizes AARP Ad Campaign as Irresponsible
Published in Managed Care Weekly Digest, October 31st, 2011
2011 OCT 31 -- The Concord Coalition said that a new ad campaign by AARP is misleading, divisive and an abdication of responsible leadership. At a critical moment, when hard decisions must be made about our nation's future, AARP is demanding that current and future benefits for seniors be maintained at the expense of all other national priorities. It is interest group politics at its worst and should be soundly rejected.
The AARP ad features a senior citizen who warns that before politicians "even think about cutting my Medicare and Social Security benefits" they should remember that there are 50 million seniors with earned benefits who will be heard from...
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