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The Hill reports: “Despite expending vast resources, the AARP has not been able to unite its own membership, Nancy LeaMond, the executive vice president of the organization’s social impact group, told reporters on Wednesday. AARP’s membership is roughly divided between Democrats, Republicans and independents, LeaMond told reporters.

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