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shAARP Talk: Observations from AARP

Free Samples (Category: Divided We Fail)

Jill Greenberg | November 30, 2007 | 1:18 PM

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Just a taste of what AARP members and elected officials are saying and doing when it comes to Divided We Fail and health and financial security:

In Texas, people concerned about the cost of their health care are signing the Divided We Fail pledge.

In Missouri and Ohio (see below), prominent elected officials are signing the pledge.

What about you? Click here to join them.

OH Gov. Ted Strickland reading the pledge (which he signed) and AARP Ohio President Joanne Limbach at the Governor’s Conference on Aging on November 28, 2007.

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