None of the above. I joined because was tired of the liberal agenda that AARP spouted.
RalphB
1 month ago
My real reason was loss of trust in AARP. due to their advocacy of the liberal agenda.
jim wood
1 month ago
Let’s not get off course in our chance to bash the dems this week. Taking back our country is the foremost goal this election year so let’s get back on track next week and give us something to toss around that has some teeth. No time to be complacent with what is at stake. The current administration is a pathetic piece of crap and needs to be disposed of or our future is shot.
Bob
1 month ago
Fire whomever develops these polls. You missed (again) the most obvious answer.
I joined AMAC because it’s the anti-AARP and doesn’t use my money to promote values and principles which counter my own … most of the time.
Gary J
1 month ago
I joined AMAC because I detest the nonstop overaggressive posturing by Leftist outlets.
I’ve moved from AARP because I am sick to death of their glamorizing loud mouthed pundits who despise my values and convictions.
Mist Carter
1 month ago
With our republic in crisis, many AMAC’ers have joined to be united with other like-minded, conservative patriots. Besides the benefits AMAC offers, the weekly polls provide an arena where we the people can share our thoughts, concerns, encouragement, and outrage with the current state of our nation.
With that said, AMAC can just look at the participation of the weekly polls to see that the “reason for joining AMAC” is really not top-of-mind. AMAC can do better at offering a thought-provoking, current, and applicable topic than this week’s poll question.
Have a wonderful Resurrection Sunday!
He is Risen! He is Risen, indeed!
Greg Pressley
1 month ago
We signed up with AMAC we could no longer stand with aarp and it’s increasingly more liberal nonsense ideas. We want AMAC to stand strong for the common sense ideals of America’s past!
Sunny
1 month ago
I like AMAC because it stands for the same things as I do. God, country, family and our Constitution. Thanks, AMAC.
MikeD
1 month ago
We left AARP immediately when it whole heartedly supported Obamacare. We realized AARP is another private long arm of the corrupt Marxist Democrat party administration. Still shaking our heads at how AARP members still support AARP. Sadly, they treat conserative news fact at poison. Yet they allow themselves to be spoon fed the Democrat false hope of the new world order sweil.
The Old Marine Sgt
1 month ago
I agree with BobA’s comment below. I too was looking for an organization that opposed the liberal garbage spewed by AARP.
Gil
1 month ago
As a senior citizen, I joined because it was the conservative solution to the liberal AARP. Once I joined, I received the magazine and daily news and felt it was a bonus.
Robert Zupanek
1 month ago
Greatful to have this alternative to left leaning AARP
Scribe
1 month ago
Mention AMAC to a hotelier and they look at you with a blank stare, say AARP and you are there best customer, so no I didn’t come for the discounts, the AARP magazine is full of warm fuzzy articles from all of their lefty cronies but the AMAC magazine reads like a NRA publication of doom and gloom. I support AMAC because I like to “Poke the Lions” and you do.
KarenB
1 month ago
AARP went “woke” and weren’t advocating for seniors anymore.
Virginia J
1 month ago
I joined because of aarp supports so many undesirable issues that I did not agree with as a Believer in Christ and the benefits and discounts are very helpful. But most of all, I’m thankful to have joined in knowing there are others here who have the same political views as I do, as well!
jude76
1 month ago
I also did not want to join AARP as they are liberals! Our conservative ideals are being crushed by our own government! The DOJ and FBI are targeting and attempting intimidation of Conservatives; furthermore, we are under attack from illegal invaders who are stealing our Country by squatting, stealing, raping, and murdering innocent American Citizens. If you vote for a single Democrat, you are completely insane!!
William Hodge
1 month ago
In addition to representation AARP was spewing anti gun drivel and I would never give them a dime.
Melinda
1 month ago
Not only did I get tired of AARP’s political tilt, I also despise their celebrity worship. I don’t know who half those people are, don’t watch movies any more. I like reading about the real heroes in this country, who have conservative ideals.
pjd
1 month ago
My real reason for joining was because I saw AARP as just another democrat/leftist voice & viewpoint. I wanted a choice that would more align with my beliefs.
G-man
1 month ago
I joined AMAC several years ago because I was tired of receiving AARP literature cluttering up my mailbox for 27 years and that organization is a wing of the demoncratic party. They back so many liberal and anti-American causes.
Marty M
1 month ago
Main reason for me is to not contribute to the downfall of the USA by only caring about my pocket book!
SallyT
1 month ago
The conservative Christian point of view made AMAC more attractive to us than AARP.
al spence
1 month ago
The same as what Boba wrote. AARP publicly said they have enough subscribers, but are advertising on tv every day all day.
Mike Ecko
1 month ago
To counter AARP.
J. FARLEY
1 month ago
It was only by chance that I found AMAC, since they do not advertise like AARP. Glad I found them and joined! God Bless America and everyone have a nice Easter!
Thinking
1 month ago
my reason I joined was to have my voice be heard. I had never heard of AMAC till Mike Huckabee sent me an invitation to join. I checked it out and called right away to join. AARP is not for the people or America they are a mouthpiece for the dems. Sometimes my comments are held back by AMAC. My research has preceded sometimes what AMAC has not yet found. But everything that I saw, read and heard prior to the 2020 election has happened. And I could say that on the daily AMAC pieces. I wouldn’t have survived without it. When the president of the US makes chaos in the country, shuts your mouth, criminals and sex fiends and pedophiles run the country. Economically he is ruining the country and the taxpayers with it. It is nice to have a voice. We need law and order back plus our morals. We have become a lawless amoral country where the inmates run the country and we pay for that privilege.
Mark
1 month ago
I joined the day that I found out AARP was to receive 1 billion dollars for helping Obamba become president.
I couldn’t wait to turn 50 to join then 2 months later dropped AARP to become a member of AMAC.
Denise
1 month ago
Advocacy and Representation for sure!! Conservatives need to be heard and represented!!
Ross E Logan
1 month ago
We chose AMAC as a conservative alternative to AARP. We do appreciate the good news articles we find nowhere else, and wise counsel concerning Medicare Advantage or supplemental insurance.
Frank
1 month ago
Anything or anyone who will contribute to the salvation of America, conservative values, and the future of our children.
Stephan
1 month ago
Because I’m not a left wing socialist lemming. The other guys are just a fund raising machine for Socialist Democrats.
Judy
1 month ago
I just wanted an alternative to leftist AARP.
SherryM
1 month ago
I joined because I didn’t like how liberal AARP was becoming. I don’t want to support causes that do not align with my beliefs.
KittyHawk
1 month ago
The real reason? AARP went Woke and they are hugely supported by big money from far left donors. They turned against the American people they proclaim to serve. I trash their publication every month without ever opening it. Sadly, and due to the world we live in today, AMAC couldn’t even list them as a reason in their poll. That says it all…
Clark
1 month ago
No need to preach to the choir! All I can say is in agreement with most of the responses that I have read. Needless to say, my AARP renewal notice was placed with the rest of the trash.????♿????????????????????????????????????
oldsquid
1 month ago
And to get that representation from a non-uberleftwing organization such as AARP.
MikeD
1 month ago
Ways to improve AMAC:
Surveys. Allow selection of more than one option depending on the topic. Think through what other options to consider.
AMAC articles. Look at the caliper, quality and substance of the AARP news articles. Be more competative with top issues of the day.
AMAC over all – great job!!
Les Stout
1 month ago
After years of being a member of AARP I finally had enough of their liberal idiocy and support for all the miscreants and sexual perverts in America. The only reason I stayed with them as long as I did was to take advantage of certain benefits they offered, such as car rental discounts and a lower tab when eating at Denny’s, as shallow as that may sound. BUT, when I discovered Amac I told AARP where they could shove it and joined Amac!
Harry Roberts
1 month ago
Left AARP after the first year, couldn’t stand their left-leaning slant! Glad there was a more conservative alternative to be part of. Thank you!
Bob H
1 month ago
AARP supported and contributed to Hilary…
Spartan Dave
1 month ago
Like many others have commented already, I joined because AARP does not represent the people and AMAC is what they should have been. For the people.
Steve G
1 month ago
I was going to join years ago but never did. I listen to Mark Levin on my way home from work and he always promotes AMAC and then one day he advertised a deal I couldn’t refuse.
Robert
1 month ago
I’m for any group, organization, club etc that is against democrats and destruction of America by illegal parasite trash coming into the USA and treated like royalty.
Faith Overdahl
1 month ago
I joined hoping my positions/thoughts would be relayed to the governing bodies and represented in a compelling way. I would like to know more about how that is happening.
Ken
1 month ago
well I joined AMAC becuse I was a member of AARP thats is all I ever heard of they started recruiting me at 40 years old so at 50 I joined then the whole Alphabet hins showed up in their magazine tellig me I MUST allow my grandchildren to becon=me a gender they are not and that if I didnt accept the abonation I was a racist so I cam=nceled my AARP and a friend of min on WINKIN told me about AMAC so google was actually my frined and I read researched and joined
Now I realized my membershipo expired on the 27th…..oops time to renew LL
The Ugly Truth
1 month ago
I dumped AARP way back in the 90’s when the magazine arrived with Jane Fonda on the cover. That was the last straw of communist propaganda necessary to drive this Vietnam Veteran away..
Brian
1 month ago
OK, I’ll admit it, I joined because of the benefits and discounts. But now that I’m here, I appreciate a lot of the other things that AMAC is about. So the question becomes, so long as I join, does it matter why? (wink, smile)
Jeannie Huppert
1 month ago
Again, “all the above”. 🙂
Dee
1 month ago
I joined years ago because I knew AARP was so liberal & ripping off Americans with their healthcare monopoly & support of Obama care. I also look forward to the games every day as well as the news articles.
Dallas
1 month ago
Once again, there needs to be an “All of the Above” choice, but that won’t be an easy way for AMAC to use this for a focus point for marketing. (Tsk, tsk AMAC!).
So, All of the Above, and as most everyone else is saying, a big ol’ California Howdy to AARP as well.
None of the above. I joined because was tired of the liberal agenda that AARP spouted.
My real reason was loss of trust in AARP. due to their advocacy of the liberal agenda.
Let’s not get off course in our chance to bash the dems this week. Taking back our country is the foremost goal this election year so let’s get back on track next week and give us something to toss around that has some teeth. No time to be complacent with what is at stake. The current administration is a pathetic piece of crap and needs to be disposed of or our future is shot.
Fire whomever develops these polls. You missed (again) the most obvious answer.
I joined AMAC because it’s the anti-AARP and doesn’t use my money to promote values and principles which counter my own … most of the time.
I joined AMAC because I detest the nonstop overaggressive posturing by Leftist outlets.
I’ve moved from AARP because I am sick to death of their glamorizing loud mouthed pundits who despise my values and convictions.
With our republic in crisis, many AMAC’ers have joined to be united with other like-minded, conservative patriots. Besides the benefits AMAC offers, the weekly polls provide an arena where we the people can share our thoughts, concerns, encouragement, and outrage with the current state of our nation.
With that said, AMAC can just look at the participation of the weekly polls to see that the “reason for joining AMAC” is really not top-of-mind. AMAC can do better at offering a thought-provoking, current, and applicable topic than this week’s poll question.
Have a wonderful Resurrection Sunday!
He is Risen! He is Risen, indeed!
We signed up with AMAC we could no longer stand with aarp and it’s increasingly more liberal nonsense ideas. We want AMAC to stand strong for the common sense ideals of America’s past!
I like AMAC because it stands for the same things as I do. God, country, family and our Constitution. Thanks, AMAC.
We left AARP immediately when it whole heartedly supported Obamacare. We realized AARP is another private long arm of the corrupt Marxist Democrat party administration. Still shaking our heads at how AARP members still support AARP. Sadly, they treat conserative news fact at poison. Yet they allow themselves to be spoon fed the Democrat false hope of the new world order sweil.
I agree with BobA’s comment below. I too was looking for an organization that opposed the liberal garbage spewed by AARP.
As a senior citizen, I joined because it was the conservative solution to the liberal AARP. Once I joined, I received the magazine and daily news and felt it was a bonus.
Greatful to have this alternative to left leaning AARP
Mention AMAC to a hotelier and they look at you with a blank stare, say AARP and you are there best customer, so no I didn’t come for the discounts, the AARP magazine is full of warm fuzzy articles from all of their lefty cronies but the AMAC magazine reads like a NRA publication of doom and gloom. I support AMAC because I like to “Poke the Lions” and you do.
AARP went “woke” and weren’t advocating for seniors anymore.
I joined because of aarp supports so many undesirable issues that I did not agree with as a Believer in Christ and the benefits and discounts are very helpful. But most of all, I’m thankful to have joined in knowing there are others here who have the same political views as I do, as well!
I also did not want to join AARP as they are liberals! Our conservative ideals are being crushed by our own government! The DOJ and FBI are targeting and attempting intimidation of Conservatives; furthermore, we are under attack from illegal invaders who are stealing our Country by squatting, stealing, raping, and murdering innocent American Citizens. If you vote for a single Democrat, you are completely insane!!
In addition to representation AARP was spewing anti gun drivel and I would never give them a dime.
Not only did I get tired of AARP’s political tilt, I also despise their celebrity worship. I don’t know who half those people are, don’t watch movies any more. I like reading about the real heroes in this country, who have conservative ideals.
My real reason for joining was because I saw AARP as just another democrat/leftist voice & viewpoint. I wanted a choice that would more align with my beliefs.
I joined AMAC several years ago because I was tired of receiving AARP literature cluttering up my mailbox for 27 years and that organization is a wing of the demoncratic party. They back so many liberal and anti-American causes.
Main reason for me is to not contribute to the downfall of the USA by only caring about my pocket book!
The conservative Christian point of view made AMAC more attractive to us than AARP.
The same as what Boba wrote. AARP publicly said they have enough subscribers, but are advertising on tv every day all day.
To counter AARP.
It was only by chance that I found AMAC, since they do not advertise like AARP.
Glad I found them and joined!
God Bless America and everyone have a nice Easter!
my reason I joined was to have my voice be heard. I had never heard of AMAC till Mike Huckabee sent me an invitation to join. I checked it out and called right away to join. AARP is not for the people or America they are a mouthpiece for the dems. Sometimes my comments are held back by AMAC. My research has preceded sometimes what AMAC has not yet found. But everything that I saw, read and heard prior to the 2020 election has happened. And I could say that on the daily AMAC pieces. I wouldn’t have survived without it. When the president of the US makes chaos in the country, shuts your mouth, criminals and sex fiends and pedophiles run the country. Economically he is ruining the country and the taxpayers with it. It is nice to have a voice. We need law and order back plus our morals. We have become a lawless amoral country where the inmates run the country and we pay for that privilege.
I joined the day that I found out AARP was to receive 1 billion dollars for helping Obamba become president.
I couldn’t wait to turn 50 to join then 2 months later dropped AARP to become a member of AMAC.
Advocacy and Representation for sure!! Conservatives need to be heard and represented!!
We chose AMAC as a conservative alternative to AARP. We do appreciate the good news articles we find nowhere else, and wise counsel concerning Medicare Advantage or supplemental insurance.
Anything or anyone who will contribute to the salvation of America, conservative values, and the future of our children.
Because I’m not a left wing socialist lemming. The other guys are just a fund raising machine for Socialist Democrats.
I just wanted an alternative to leftist AARP.
I joined because I didn’t like how liberal AARP was becoming. I don’t want to support causes that do not align with my beliefs.
The real reason? AARP went Woke and they are hugely supported by big money from far left donors. They turned against the American people they proclaim to serve. I trash their publication every month without ever opening it. Sadly, and due to the world we live in today, AMAC couldn’t even list them as a reason in their poll. That says it all…
No need to preach to the choir! All I can say is in agreement with most of the responses that I have read. Needless to say, my AARP renewal notice was placed with the rest of the trash.????♿????????????????????????????????????
And to get that representation from a non-uberleftwing organization such as AARP.
Ways to improve AMAC:
Surveys. Allow selection of more than one option depending on the topic. Think through what other options to consider.
AMAC articles. Look at the caliper, quality and substance of the AARP news articles. Be more competative with top issues of the day.
AMAC over all – great job!!
After years of being a member of AARP I finally had enough of their liberal idiocy and support for all the miscreants and sexual perverts in America. The only reason I stayed with them as long as I did was to take advantage of certain benefits they offered, such as car rental discounts and a lower tab when eating at Denny’s, as shallow as that may sound. BUT, when I discovered Amac I told AARP where they could shove it and joined Amac!
Left AARP after the first year, couldn’t stand their left-leaning slant! Glad there was a more conservative alternative to be part of. Thank you!
AARP supported and contributed to Hilary…
Like many others have commented already, I joined because AARP does not represent the people and AMAC is what they should have been. For the people.
I was going to join years ago but never did. I listen to Mark Levin on my way home from work and he always promotes AMAC and then one day he advertised a deal I couldn’t refuse.
I’m for any group, organization, club etc that is against democrats and destruction of America by illegal parasite trash coming into the USA and treated like royalty.
I joined hoping my positions/thoughts would be relayed to the governing bodies and represented in a compelling way. I would like to know more about how that is happening.
well I joined AMAC becuse I was a member of AARP thats is all I ever heard of they started recruiting me at 40 years old so at 50 I joined then the whole Alphabet hins showed up in their magazine tellig me I MUST allow my grandchildren to becon=me a gender they are not and that if I didnt accept the abonation I was a racist so I cam=nceled my AARP and a friend of min on WINKIN told me about AMAC so google was actually my frined and I read researched and joined
Now I realized my membershipo expired on the 27th…..oops time to renew LL
I dumped AARP way back in the 90’s when the magazine arrived with Jane Fonda on the cover. That was the last straw of communist propaganda necessary to drive this Vietnam Veteran away..
OK, I’ll admit it, I joined because of the benefits and discounts. But now that I’m here, I appreciate a lot of the other things that AMAC is about. So the question becomes, so long as I join, does it matter why? (wink, smile)
Again, “all the above”. 🙂
I joined years ago because I knew AARP was so liberal & ripping off Americans with their healthcare monopoly & support of Obama care. I also look forward to the games every day as well as the news articles.
Once again, there needs to be an “All of the Above” choice, but that won’t be an easy way for AMAC to use this for a focus point for marketing. (Tsk, tsk AMAC!).
So, All of the Above, and as most everyone else is saying, a big ol’ California Howdy to AARP as well.