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AARP has enough influence on our senate / congress that what they say is going to usually fly.
This is true but the problem is that there are two AARP's these days. One side of the shop is for-profit and hawking MAPD's. The other side is advocacy oriented and arguing that we need to cut reimbursements to MA's in order to fund physician reimbursements to preserve patient choice. Which one will get their way? Without doubt the advocacy side if the dems are elected.
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