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Conservative Groups Attack AARP
Critics such conservative group USA Next are calling the AARP "the largest liberal organization" in the world and are trying to appeal to the conservative members of the influential seniors' organization. The AARP has been spending millions of dollars campaigning against President Bush's hopes for privatizing Social Security.
Source: NPR
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