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For John Solomon’s audience

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Your values. Your choice. Five years of AMAC for $35.

Spouse included. 100% money-back guarantee. The conservative alternative to AARP, and a real choice on Medicare.

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Just the News offer

Five years. $35. One payment.

Two full memberships for five years. 100% money-back guarantee. Takes about two minutes.

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2 Part II

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Total due today: $35.00 — 5-year membership

Billed $35 today for 5 years. Renews after 5 years at the standard rate then in effect. Cancel anytime by calling 888-262-2006.

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A word from John Solomon

John Solomon

I’ve been telling my audience about AMAC for years. They share our values, they show up in Washington, and when it comes to Medicare they give you a choice instead of one insurer. Five years for thirty-five dollars is the best deal I’ve seen them make.

John SolomonJust the News · John Solomon Reports Quote pending John’s approval

Just the News and John Solomon Reports are paid AMAC partners.

The fact check

AARP gives you one insurer. AMAC gives you a choice.

Straight from both organizations’ published pricing and positions. Every AARP fact below carries a footnote; the sources are at the bottom of the page.

On the record AMACOpenly conservative AARPCalls itself nonpartisan[3]
Your values Openly conservative. Faith, family, freedom, said out loud, and it publishes what it advocates for.[2] Calls itself nonpartisan and says it never endorses candidates.[3]
Obamacare, Build Back Better, the Inflation Reduction Act Never endorsed any of them. Backed the Affordable Care Act (2009),[4][5] Build Back Better (2021)[6] and the Inflation Reduction Act (2022),[7] in its own statements.
Your Medicare choice Licensed advisors compare plans from several carriers, paid by the carriers, never by you, so you’re not paying more than you have to.[9] Every AARP-branded Medicare plan comes from one insurer, UnitedHealthcare.[10][11]
Five years of membership $35, one payment, then the standard rate. About $7 a year.[2] About $79 at the standard rate (a $55 promotion was advertised 9/9/26). About $16 a year.[1]
Second member Spouse or partner included at no additional charge.[2] A free second membership for a household member.[1]
Money-back guarantee 100%, and you can cancel any time.[2]
Who runs it Family-owned since 2007, founded as the conservative alternative.[13] A 501(c)(4) that describes itself as nonpartisan.[3]
Members 2,000,000+ Americans 50 and over.[13]
Magazine AMAC Magazine, six issues a year, included.[14]

For fairness: AARP also supported the 2025 tax bill’s $6,000 senior deduction.[8] AARP is a registered trademark of AARP. AMAC is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by AARP. Prices as displayed on each organization’s membership page on Sept 9, 2026.

How AMAC’s advisors are paid

They earn the same whichever plan you choose. So they can tell you the truth.

  • Paid by the carriers, never by you. There is no cost to talk to a licensed AMAC advisor, and no bill afterward.[9]
  • Several carriers, compared for you. Not one company’s plans. The advisor lays the options side by side so you’re not paying more than you have to.
  • “Keep what you have” is a real answer. If your current plan is still the right one, that is what you’ll hear.

In John’s own words, on air

“I’m an AMAC member myself, and I’m proud to know there are people behind this organization who take that responsibility seriously.”

John Solomon · Real America’s Voice, September 2026

Why five years, and why now.

Five years is the term John’s audience chooses most: one payment, no renewals to think about until 2031, and your spouse or partner covered the whole time. At $35 for five years it is the best price AMAC offers, and your spouse or partner is included the whole time.

Medicare open enrollment opens October 15. Join now, and if you want a free second opinion on your plan, the Solomon line is right below.

Get 5 years for $35

Medicare Annual Enrollment: October 15 to December 7[12]

Before you change your Medicare plan, get a free second opinion.

A licensed AMAC advisor compares plans from several carriers, not one. If your plan is still right, they’ll say so. Plans change every year: premiums, drug lists, doctors. No cost, no obligation, no pressure. Paid by the carriers, never by you.[9]

Call now800-901-8893

Licensed advisors, U.S.-based. Monday to Friday, 9am to 7pm ET. Or use the form and an advisor calls you.

  • 1. Tell us where you live and what you have.
  • 2. An advisor compares plans from several carriers.
  • 3. Enroll together on the phone, or keep what you have.

Request a free plan review

A licensed AMAC Medicare advisor will call you, usually within one business day.

1 Personal Information
2 Mailing Address
3 Your Medicare Needs

Prefer to call? 800-901-8893 — Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm ET

AMAC Senior Resources Network is a licensed insurance brokerage, not affiliated with Medicare or any government agency. We do not offer every plan available in your area. Contact Medicare.gov, 1-800-MEDICARE, or your State Health Insurance Assistance Program for information on all of your options.

Real benefits. Real savings.

Everything your $35 includes

All the savings and discounts you’d expect from your 50+ organization, without compromising your conservative values. Five full years, and you can cancel any time.

01

FREE spouse membership

Every AMAC membership covers your spouse or partner at no additional charge: two member cards, full benefits for both, one price.

02

AMAC Magazine

Six issues a year of AMAC’s award-winning member magazine, with timely, accurate reporting on the issues that matter most to you.

03

Everyday discounts

Savings from national brands you trust on travel, hotels, dining, and shopping, plus dental, vision, and pharmacy discounts.

04

A voice in Washington

Every membership dollar backs advocacy for the Constitution, secure elections, and the Social Security and Medicare you earned.

05

Real Americans answer

Free, no-pressure Medicare guidance from licensed U.S.-based advisors, and free Social Security answers through Ask Rusty. No call centers.

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100% guarantee

Your membership fee is backed by a 100% money-back guarantee, and you can cancel any time. Zero risk to see if AMAC is right for you.

A few things you may be wondering

Good questions. Straight answers.

Is it really $35 for all five years? What renews?

Yes. $35 is charged today for five full years of AMAC membership, and your spouse or partner is included. Billed $35 today for 5 years. Renews after 5 years at the standard rate then in effect. Cancel anytime by calling 888-262-2006.

Is my spouse included?

Yes. Your spouse or partner is included at no additional membership charge. After you join, call 888-262-2006 to add their information.

What if I change my mind?

AMAC offers a 100% money-back guarantee on your membership fee, and you can cancel any time. Call 888-262-2006 and member services will take care of it.

When does the magazine arrive?

AMAC Magazine is published six times a year. Your confirmation email arrives right after you join, your membership card follows by mail, and your first issue comes with the next mailing after that.

Is AMAC the conservative alternative to AARP?

AMAC is a membership organization founded in 2007 for Americans who want a conservative voice in Washington on Social Security, Medicare, and the border, with member benefits and AMAC Magazine included. AMAC is independent and is not affiliated with AARP, and you can join whether or not you belong to any other organization.

What happens when I call 800-901-8893?

You reach a licensed AMAC Medicare advisor, not a sales floor. They ask what you have and where you live, compare plans from several carriers, and tell you whether a better plan exists or yours is still right. There is no cost to you; advisors are paid by the carriers. You don’t have to be a member to call.

Do I need to be a member to get the Medicare review?

No. The plan review is free for anyone on Medicare or about to be. Membership is separate, and the $35 offer on this page is for five years of AMAC membership.

Do I need to cancel AARP before joining?

No. AMAC and AARP are separate organizations. You can join AMAC while keeping any other membership; joining here does not cancel, transfer, or change anything with AARP.

Where do the AARP facts on this page come from?

From AARP’s own membership pages, press releases and published positions, and from named news reports. Every AARP fact above carries a footnote number that resolves to the Sources list at the bottom of the page.

Can I join by phone instead?

Yes. Call 888-262-2006 and mention the Just the News offer. A member services representative can help you join and answer questions about your membership.

Membership questions: 888-262-2006. Medicare questions: 800-901-8893.

Sources 14 references, tap to expand

  1. AARP, “Membership” and “Membership FAQs,” pricing as displayed Sept 9, 2026. www.aarp.org/membership/faqs/
  2. AMAC, “Membership,” pricing as displayed Sept 9, 2026. amac.us/membership/
  3. AARP, “IRS Definition” (501(c)(4); nonpartisan). www.aarp.org/about-aarp/irs-definition/
  4. ABC News, “AARP, AMA Endorse House Health Care Bill,” Nov 5, 2009. abcnews.go.com/WN/HealthCare/aarp-endorses-house-health-care-bill-protestors-gathered/story?id=9004609
  5. The White House (archive), “AARP Announces Support for Senate Health Reform Bill,” Dec 15, 2009. obamawhitehouse.archives.gov/blog/2009/12/15/aarp-announces-support-senate-health-reform-bill
  6. AARP press release on House passage of the Build Back Better Act, Nov 19, 2021. press.aarp.org/2021-11-19-AARP-Statement-House-Passage-Build-Back-Better-Act
  7. AARP press release, “Inflation Reduction Act Brings Prescription Drug Price Relief…,” Aug 17, 2022. www.aarp.org/press/releases/2022-8-16-aarp-inflation-reduction-act-brings-prescription-drug-price-relief-for-our-members-and-all
  8. AARP, “AARP Supports Senior Tax Relief” (LeaMond letter, June 29, 2025). www.aarp.org/advocacy/support-budget-bill-tax-proposals/
  9. AMAC, “Medicare Help from a Real Person” (licensed U.S. agents, paid by carriers, no additional cost to speak with an advisor). amac.us/medicare/
  10. AARP, “Member Benefits: All Offers A–Z” (Medicare Supplement, Medicare Advantage and Medicare Rx “from UnitedHealthcare”). www.aarp.org/membership/benefits/all-offers-a-z/
  11. Axios, “UnitedHealth paid AARP $9B to sell Medicare products,” Oct 10, 2025. www.axios.com/2025/10/10/unitedhealth-aarp-health-coverage-medicare
  12. Medicare.gov, “Joining a plan” (Medicare Open Enrollment: October 15 to December 7). www.medicare.gov/basics/get-started-with-medicare/get-more-coverage/joining-a-plan
  13. AMAC, “About AMAC” (family-owned since 2007; 2 million members). amac.us/about/
  14. AMAC Magazine (six issues a year, included with membership). amac.us/magazine/