but the problem is, in flows of trying to fix the problems medicare created it is eliminating choices for seniors you lose your health insurance, because of the bureaucrats. rick: the aarp, one of the strongest lobbying arms in washington, never accused of not sticking up for their members, they are in favor of this. why? well, you will notice there is a big disconnect between the aarp and what a lot of senior citizens want. the aarp is, you know, represents a lot of senior citizens and near retirees, but is also has an ideological commitment to medicare and medicaid and that leads it often to stick up for the interests of the party or the folks who are ideologically aligned with them, in government, and, at the expense of seniors and you saw the rift during the debate over obama care and a lot of seniors were furious about the cuts to medicare and medicare advantage,