The many faces of AARP (Are you above 50? If so, what did you do with their solicitation letter?)

American Thinker ^ | 04/03/2012 | Theodore Dawes

[rightwingintelligentsia]

I’ve just started hearing their ads, so I really don’t know. The website looks pretty decent.

I did read that Chuck Woolery has been a conservative (behind enemy lines) for some time.

[Not So Quiet Patriot]

For years I have been putting a tea bag in their prepaid envelope and dropping it in the mail. Their most recent mailing, which I just received a couple of days ago, had an envelope with a hole in it. I suspect they’re on to us.

[GreyFriar]

I was fortunate enough to work within a block of the AARP headquarters in Washington, DC, when I began getting their letters. After a half dozen telephone calls and notes inside their own envelopes requesting that I be removed from the mailing list were ignored, I took a letter to the headquarters itself and turned it in. That was the last time I got any mailing from them, nearly 15 years ago.

[Fire_on_High]

Hope you don’t mind cleaning up crap then. Some cats are mighty fussy about where they drop their load.

[N. Theknow]

Wonder if you could tape their return postage envelope to a brick and mail it?

[Abigail Adams]

Here’s a conservative alternative:

http://www.amac.us/

[fortheDeclaration]

junk mail, in the trash.