The Association of Mature American Citizens (AMAC) is a conservative advocacy organization founded in 2007 by Daniel C. Weber, a retired insurance agency owner. AMAC positions itself as a conservative alternative to the AARP, focusing on issues affecting Americans aged 50 and older[1][3]. ## Key Features and Activities - Membership and Benefits: AMAC offers various benefits to its members, including discounts on travel, insurance, and retail purchases. Members also receive access to a bi-monthly magazine, daily news updates, and participation in events like town halls and webinars[2][3]. - Political Stance: AMAC is described as "vigorously conservative" and has been involved in several political issues. It strongly opposes the Affordable Care Act and supports policies like increasing the earliest retirement age for Social Security and promoting the oil and gas industry[1][3]. - Organizational Structure: AMAC has a 501(c)(4) arm, AMAC Action, which engages in lobbying activities. It also has a 501(c)(3) arm, the AMAC Foundation, focused on providing guidance and support to seniors[3][5]. - Leadership: As of the latest information, Rebecca Weber serves as the CEO of AMAC, while David Weber is the Chief Operating Officer and Chief Marketing Officer[3]. ## Programs and Initiatives - AMAC Magazine: A bi-monthly publication offering insights on politics, culture, and lifestyle from a conservative perspective[2]. - AMAC Book Club: Provides members with opportunities to explore literature and engage in discussions[2]. - AMAC Active: Offers resources for health and wellness, including fitness tips and nutritional advice[2]. - Elder Fraud Initiative: Launched to raise awareness about scams targeting seniors[3].