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Latest revision as of 13:16, September 26, 2018
The American Seniors Association is "the conservative alternative to AARP" offering prescription discounts, Medicare solutions, and insurance. American Seniors Association is much smaller group, hundreds of thousands of members, but they are a principled organization. They have rejected ObamaCare and have taken a stand on four key issues; reform Medicare, reform Social Security, tax reform and services for citizens, none for law-breaking illegal aliens. One-year memberships are $15 and they'll add your spouse for free.
| “ | If you are an American Senior who believes in individual liberty, and is looking for a different sort of association, we hope you'll choose the American Seniors Association. We want to work for you. | ” |
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