Dec 3, 2014: AMAC: Older Americans Say: Stay Positive, Seal the Southern Border
from-thehill.com-by-Dan Weber
from-thehill.com-by-Dan Weber
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July 3, 2014: Tricounty Suntimes: AMAC: Obamacare increases insurance rates and decreases economic growth prospects
The media focus on the Iraqi crisis has created a 'fog of war' that has obscured a series of reports in recent weeks on the damaging impact of Obamacare on health care insurance rates, in particular, and the economic recovery, in general, according to Dan Weber, president of the Association of Mature American Citizens. May 9, 2014: Tricounty Suntimes: AMAC: U.S. is largest producer of 'political gas' while leaving huge energy reserves untapped
The U.S. is arguably the world's largest producer of 'political gas' at a time when we need real sources of energy if we are to quicken the pace of job creation and reinvigorate our sluggish economy," according to Dan Weber, president of the Association of Mature American Citizens. Feb 10, 2014: Watch Live Video of Nesting Eagles and Eggs
Nov 27, 2013: AMAC: Iran Agreement is One-Sided in Favor of The Enemy
Nov 23, 2013: Right Side News: Conservatives Flee AARP after Obamacare
Owens joined and is now the state delegate for the Association of Mature American Citizens. AMAC now boasts more than 1 million members, including 18,500 members in Wisconsin alone, Owens said. He claims the organization has been adding about 60,000 new members a month. Aug 22, 2013: Examiner: American seniors are leaving AARP in droves due to their alliance with Obamacare
But many American seniors, whose voices have been ignored by the traditional lobbying group of AARP, have been gradually peeling away to join an alternative: the Association of Mature American Citizens (AMAC). |
July 31, 2013: Teri O'Brien: Do You Really Want to Belong to an Extreme Left-Wing Activist Group? Then What Are Doing with AARP?
If you are looking for those discounts, and don’t want to enable the further destruction of this country, please consider joining The Association of Mature American Citizens, the patriotic alternative to the malignant AARP. All of the discounts, none of the socialism.
If you are looking for those discounts, and don’t want to enable the further destruction of this country, please consider joining The Association of Mature American Citizens, the patriotic alternative to the malignant AARP. All of the discounts, none of the socialism.
July 22, 2013: According to Dan Weber, president of the Association of Mature American Citizens (AMAC), most of the mainstream media pretty much ignored the attacks on Obamacare by the unions. A letter sent by three major union bosses was sent to Sen Harry Reid & Rep Nancy Pelosi which stated: ".........the Affordable Care Act that will destroy the very health and well-being of our members along with millions of other hardworking Americans.” The Wall Street Journal, Fox News and the Washington Examiner are a few of the exceptions that did pick it up.........
July 21, 2013: AMAC Update From the National Senior Games
Apr 12, 2013: ShareThis AMAC: The Affordable Care Act May Crumble Under Its Own Weight As the Experts Take a Closer Look
Feb 10, 2013: Marco Rubio, Rand Paul, and the 2013 SOTU Response
June 17, 2012: IVN: AMAC vs. AARP: Fighting for the Hearts and Minds of Seniors
We’ve all heard about the war on drugs, war on women and war on Christmas, but did you know there’s a war on the AARP as well?
We’ve all heard about the war on drugs, war on women and war on Christmas, but did you know there’s a war on the AARP as well?
Jan 3, 2012: Fox News Radio: [INTERVIEW] CEO, Dan Weber of Association of Mature American Citizens
Daniel C. Weber founded the Association of Mature American Citizens in the summer of 2007.
Daniel C. Weber founded the Association of Mature American Citizens in the summer of 2007.
Apr 6, 2010: Democratic Underground: Hell NO, to AMAC! Do you know who they are?
AARP may not be perfect but just think about what the alternative might be.
AARP may not be perfect but just think about what the alternative might be.
Sept 14, 2009: BuzzFlash: Seniors May Be Giving Up AARP Membership in Favor of Groups Trying to Privatize Medicare, Social Security
Advocacy groups are hunting for new members using the healthcare debate to divide and conquer specific voting blocs. One self-styled "David" is trying to fight a battle with what they call the "Goliath" of seniors' organizations: the AARP. A little-known group called the Association of Mature American Citizens (AMAC) rented the conservative news site Newsmax's mailing list to attack the senior citizen's advocacy group for supposedly supporting "wasteful proposals that will take away our freedom and replace it with rationed health coverage." AMAC urges Newsmax readers to renounce their AARP membership and sign up with them instead.
Advocacy groups are hunting for new members using the healthcare debate to divide and conquer specific voting blocs. One self-styled "David" is trying to fight a battle with what they call the "Goliath" of seniors' organizations: the AARP. A little-known group called the Association of Mature American Citizens (AMAC) rented the conservative news site Newsmax's mailing list to attack the senior citizen's advocacy group for supposedly supporting "wasteful proposals that will take away our freedom and replace it with rationed health coverage." AMAC urges Newsmax readers to renounce their AARP membership and sign up with them instead.
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Association of Mature American Citizens (AMAC) is a United States-based non-governmental organization and interest group, founded in 2007 by Daniel Weber, a retired insurance agency owner. AMAC is a membership organization for people age 50 and over, headquartered in New York, NY. AMAC is one of several organizations that markets itself as a conservative alternative to AARP. Rooted in the traditional American values of "faith, family and freedom," AMAC's mission to protect the interests of America's seniors offers an "alternative perspective on how best to solve the problems seniors face today." Unlike other senior organizations, it is the AMAC membership that chooses the issues for which the organization advocates in Washington D.C.
AMAC operates as a non-partisan organization, meaning it does not give money to specific candidates, campaigns or political action committees. Additionally, AMAC does not endorse specific candidates affiliated with any political party. AMAC offers Medicare Supplemental Insurance, discounts on prescription drugs and consumer goods, national entertainment and travel packages, as well as long-term care and home, automobile, life insurance and other member benefits including, but not limited to, travel discounts, roadside assistance and financial advisory.
In October 2013, AMAC surpassed 1,000,000 dues-paying members. It costs $16 per year to join AMAC, and this payment covers a household, or an individual and spouse. AMAC members reside in all 50 states. AMAC is particularly concerned about the nation's long-term challenges, including Federal fiscal issues, the transparency and accountability of key Federal programs, the solvency of Social Security and health care reform. AMAC is actively engaged in these issues from an advocacy standpoint in Washington, D.C., and has a plan - the Social Security Guarantee - which claims to make Social Security solvent for 75 years without raising taxes.
In February 2013, AMAC launched a national grassroots advocacy program - the AMAC Delegate Program. The Delegate Program intends to place a voluntary AMAC member in every Congressional District across the country. Delegate responsibilities include "making an introduction on behalf of the organization to his or her member of Congress and articulating the issues and concerns of AMAC members to the Representative." So far, about 200 Congressional Districts have been assigned an official AMAC Delegate.
Association of Mature American Citizens (AMAC) is a United States-based non-governmental organization and interest group, founded in 2007 by Daniel Weber, a retired insurance agency owner. AMAC is a membership organization for people age 50 and over, headquartered in New York, NY. AMAC is one of several organizations that markets itself as a conservative alternative to AARP. Rooted in the traditional American values of "faith, family and freedom," AMAC's mission to protect the interests of America's seniors offers an "alternative perspective on how best to solve the problems seniors face today." Unlike other senior organizations, it is the AMAC membership that chooses the issues for which the organization advocates in Washington D.C.
AMAC operates as a non-partisan organization, meaning it does not give money to specific candidates, campaigns or political action committees. Additionally, AMAC does not endorse specific candidates affiliated with any political party. AMAC offers Medicare Supplemental Insurance, discounts on prescription drugs and consumer goods, national entertainment and travel packages, as well as long-term care and home, automobile, life insurance and other member benefits including, but not limited to, travel discounts, roadside assistance and financial advisory.
In October 2013, AMAC surpassed 1,000,000 dues-paying members. It costs $16 per year to join AMAC, and this payment covers a household, or an individual and spouse. AMAC members reside in all 50 states. AMAC is particularly concerned about the nation's long-term challenges, including Federal fiscal issues, the transparency and accountability of key Federal programs, the solvency of Social Security and health care reform. AMAC is actively engaged in these issues from an advocacy standpoint in Washington, D.C., and has a plan - the Social Security Guarantee - which claims to make Social Security solvent for 75 years without raising taxes.
In February 2013, AMAC launched a national grassroots advocacy program - the AMAC Delegate Program. The Delegate Program intends to place a voluntary AMAC member in every Congressional District across the country. Delegate responsibilities include "making an introduction on behalf of the organization to his or her member of Congress and articulating the issues and concerns of AMAC members to the Representative." So far, about 200 Congressional Districts have been assigned an official AMAC Delegate.
Archetype: July 5, 2014:
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AMAC: Obamacare Increases Insurance Rates And Decreases Economic Growth Prospects
The law is taking its toll on the economy at a time when the country is in its fifth year of a nauseatingly slow economic recovery’ AMAC Applauds the Supreme Court’s Decision on the Contraception Mandate ‘The First Amendment guarantees the freedom to pursue our religious beliefs’ America Must Re-embrace the Values and Virtues of its Founding Principles “It’s optimism, not pessimism. It’s patriotism, not relativism. It’s faith, not secularism. It’s life, not death. It’s E Pluribus Unum, not multiculturalism. It’s individualism, not collectivism. The War on America’s Independence They called it the Declaration of Independence, but what Jefferson, Adams and the other Founders actually did 238 years ago today was separate the United States from a foreign nation, WH: Obama Won’t Visit Border While Attending Three Fundraisers Next Week from Breitbart - President Barack Obama will attend three fundraisers in Texas next week but will not travel to the border to see the crisis that many say he has exacerbated by not enforcing the country’s immigration laws Thinking of the Founders as We Celebrate the 4th Like many of you, I plan to barbecue to help celebrate Independence Day. That’s what the Fourth of July is for most Americans, a party with family and friends, barbecue and sweet corn at its best. Medicaid Money Wasted in 2013: $14.4 Billion The federal and state governments are struggling to keep track of payments made through Medicaid’s managed care program—which resulted in at least $14.4 billion in improper payments last year. Louis Zamperini Dies at 97; Olympic Track Star and WWII Hero The government announcement of Louis Zamperini’s death in World War II made headlines. |
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