Video: AARP Officials Storm Out of MeetingNational Director's ReportDear Fellow American, This is my first report to you as NSC’s National Director. It is an honor and a privilege to take the reins of such a dynamic and successful organization, especially at this point in our nation’s history. In the near future I will update you on my plans for our group. I’ll explain where we are going, what needs to be done, and how you can help me defend all you have earned. However, right now I want to recongize the incredible job that my predecessor, Dr. Leslie Anderson, has done in building the National Seniors Council. I cannot tell you how hard it is to build an advocacy organization from the ground up. But Dr. Anderson and NSC started with no money and no members and in just a few short years have laid the groundwork for NSC’s continued growth in membership and influence. Dr. Anderson has moved on to enjoy his retirement. But he left you and me a strong legacy to build on. And I now must fill his shoes. It will be difficult but as I was told when I agreed to take this job, "Trust our supporters. Stand up for them and they will stand up for you." That is excellent advice. You can count on me to do my very best. Fighting to protect all you’ve earned, Robert Crone National Director |
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Robert Crone, the National Seniors Council’s new National Director pledges to keep NSC focused on grassroots lobbying while expanding the organization’s supporter base.
A series of statements made by prominent Republicans has National Seniors Council officials concerned about that party’s committment to repealing President Obama’s new Health Control Law.
