AARP Online Community: AARPMA

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www.aarp.org/community/groups/Massachusetts

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About Me

AARP Massachusetts supports community service programs that have a positive impact on individuals and in communities around the state. We also advocate for members and their families on issues including health care and financial security at both the state and federal levels, and engage in voter education activities. AARP Massachusetts produces a website, www.aarp.org/ma. Visit our group for members: www.aarp.org/community/groups/Massachusetts

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www.aarp.org/community/groups/Massachusetts ~ AARP Tax-Aide - www.aarp.org/taxaide ~ AARP Driver Safety Program - www.aarp.org/drive ~ Money Management Program - www.aarpmmp.org ~ Create the Good ~ www.createthegood.org ~ Health Action Now ~ www.healthactionnow.org

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Massachusetts Campaign for Better Care

Dr. Robert Master speaks at launch

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AARP's Linda Fitzgerald speaks at the Better Care launch

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Amy Whitcomb Slemmer speaks at the Better Care launch

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Feb 9 Blog: Working on Relief

From the AARP Massachusetts Online Community, Feb 9, 2010 - The latest news on the job front is bittersweet. According to the Boston Globe, January’s nationwide unemployment figure of 9.7 percent is lower than December’s 10 percent, but still high. As Congress addresses the nation’s job loss, AARP encourages elected leaders to include the needs of older Americans in any employment relief measures. Learn more in today’s blog.

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Comments (6)

Alicezinke says:

aarp has caved into supporting Obama's agenda! Why? To benefit (and it is always about the money)the aarp not the public. They are NOT for the general public they are about insurance and profit! Don't be hood winked!

Posted: January 19, 2010 3:35PM EST

seniornotaleech says:

Considering that I've started paying 25% more in sales taxes, a higher effective income tax rate, and the highest gas tax in the nation during 2009, I think I've done more than enough for others this year!

Get your paws out of my pocketbook, you scrounging benefit-trolls

Posted: November 29, 2009 11:03AM EST