Looking for a retirement lobby group that is aligned more with the democrats.?
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Sounds like you are looking for more free handouts.
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Try this one:  http://www.campaignbuttons-etc.com/index.htm
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How about NJ chapter of ACLU
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Sorry, I don't know... but I'm interested in the answer too.\n\nCheck out BNI www.bni.com for starters.\nThen there's Young Presidents, Rotary, Chambers of Commerce, and probably thousands more, formal and informal.
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Just doing a search I found this one...\n\nhttp://www.filibustercartoons.com/archive.php?id=20021106\n\nGood Luck!
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You could try joining the Yahoo! Group listed below, they may have more information for you.
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Contact your local RNC or DNC....whichever one is your choice
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check out www.theworxgroup.com
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ALLOT...MOSTLY DEMOCRATES
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You should check out http://www.politics1.com. They list canidates for not only the major parties but third parties as well and also state offices in 2006.
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yahoo has groups.  I have a few and know many.  Check out SCAMP!!!
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Go down to your local Democratic National Commitee office. I'm sure they'll have posters of all the former communist leaders on their walls..
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I think anyone that appreciates the potential of this country would gladly join in.  What you want to do is what politicians of every level should already be doing.  Instead of republicans being thick headed and thinking that they can change the world into one big happy family, and democrats criticizing everything but never having an alternative option or independent thought that isn't brought on by what the latest poll says they should do, they should be trying to solve the problems together.  No more fighting, time to get to work.  I think lots of people would want in on it.  Especially if it wasn't a forum for one side or another to bash the other, rather a way for people to come together with ideas and remedies to our problems.
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neverwrong has come close to the answer.  AARP is lobbyist group for its members and in that context works for government funds in a number of areas.  At the same time they represent other (paid for) services, e.g., insurance, for its members.  The organization can probably be considered more democrat than Republican but they work both parties for its membership.  \n\nAARP members run the gamut of political perspective.  Due to the age of the membership, they are likely more conservative than not.
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I believe that is an official and national organization so check for an official website. there may be info there.
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I didn't find the specific group, but you can browse through the search results at the Yahoo! groups webpage to see if you find what you're looking for.
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My thesis is on graduated retirement programs. There's a suggestion for a topic.\n\n(I agree though, if you're looking to buy one, tsk tsk - some of us are working hard on ours! No fair!)