"DSK" wrote in message
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.... Doctors, as a rule, are great clinicians but lousy policy makers and
planners.

But they are the ones who know what a doctor's professional concerns &
issues are.

True, but the mechanics of legislative interaction, agenda planning, and the
business surrounding such issues is best left to the pros whose expertise
affords them the greatest chance for success: the executive directors.

Your say-so doesn't mean much, and you have done very little (other than
call names) to prove your point.

Becoming a little sensitive, Doug? Odd, coming from the insensitive,
name-calling jerk you've been in virtually every Usenet conversation we've
had heretofore.


You just hate-hate-hate the AARP because they didn't roll over for
Bush/Cheney's looting of Social Security, the way they did for every other
Bush/Cheney plan.

Not even close. They've been prejudicial toward my profession for years.
They've promoted a secular-progressive agenda, but have attempted to pass
themselves off as a non-partisan organization benefitting the elderly. And
take a look at their balance sheet--it doesn't exactly look like a
non-profit organization.

Max