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Trip to Las Vegas on Expedia, $325. Same trip on AARP $480. What cost savings for seniors? .

I've been an AARP member for decades, witnessing the magazine moving more and more to the liberal left. The Feb/March Issue of AARP Magazine was over the top when they plastered Robert De Niro's photo on the cover with the editor stating why this was his third cover. The editor wrote "because he inspires us." You got to be kidding. De Niro, having babies in an out of several relationships and marriages is NOT inspirational. Moreover, his caustic, divisive rhetoric about a former president does not promote peace and harmony in this country when we need it most. De Niro should stay out of politics and stick with what he knows best: entertainment. He is especially not a role model when it comes to keeping a nuclear family together for life. And AARP Magazine should stop the onslaught of always having celebrities on their covers unless the individual truly made a positive contribution to society.

I will not support AARP showing that FOUL mouth un-American Robert DE Niro showing me what politics AARP has.

This organization is so corrupt and never fights for seniors like they claim. Now they are against minimum staff requirements in nursing homes. Most of these corporations that own them are seeing records profits.

AARP IS A JOKE NOBODY SAVES ANYTHING USING THESE FAUDSTERS. PAY A FEE FOR WHAT. IF AN YTHING WE GET ROBBED MORE GOING THRU THESE DAMN LYING FOOLS STAY AWAY

I am shocked to see your pick for this past cover! I used to admire Robert De Niro as an actor when I was a young adult. When he stood on stage at the Academy Awards in front of a crowded audience and millions on TV, and said F__ck,Trump,I lost all respect! I don't care what your political views are ! I think that was totally out of line! With many children watching, where are the values here? I threw my magazine in the trash!

Not a fan of the magazine, discounts or services offered. I am curious how old the magazine staff; writers and so forth are? I struggle to find any helpful or thought provoking articles. I am at a point where the magazine goes from mailbox to trash. Just stop with the magazine and save the trees please.

I would give zero stars if that was available. I kept receiving mailers to join after my husband passed away. After 3 years I decided to join and signed up for weekly newsletters etc.. I received my first weekly newsletter this past week and clicked on an article that said 50 Hacks there were a few things that I was interested in, one being Dr Clean. Dr Clean videos show a substance to spray and wipe that removes tough grime and baked on grease for ovens & pots & pans. The video of it working was amazing, I was ready to order and decided to check on reviews, it was no better than water for cleaning. I had actually purchased another product that touted the same effectiveness that I received and tried and it was basically water just as DR Clean is. When you call to complain they offer to refund you half of what you paid. Shame on AARP for advertising a known bad product. At the same time I checked out the Simple Safe personal alarms, which had good reviews and I felt was a good value for the price. During the checkout process they offered a $10. cash back award so I clicked on it and continued with my purchase. At checkout I did not see a $10. credit however there was a $3.00 charge added to the order which I assumed was a packing fee?? After I placed my order I received an e-mail telling me I was enrolled in something called Reverie for a subscription, the $3.00 was for the first week and then I was supposed to click on the $10. credit which would acknowledge that I was signing up for the subscription. SHAME ON AARP for not vetting the ads they allow on their site. This is totally unacceptable!! They are facilitating scammers to target older people. I am cancelling my membership and requesting my money back.