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==External Links==
==External Links==
* [Marcus Reeder speaks to city council] (https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=639267553896632)
* [https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=639267553896632 Marcus Reeder Speaking at City Council meeting]

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Marcus Andrew Reeder
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Vice Chair of the Libertarian Party of Duval
Personal Details
Birth: April 15, 1973
Death: March 13, 2024(2024-03-13) (aged 50)
Jacksonville, Florida
Occupation: Political Activist
Residence: Jacksonville, Florida
Party: Libertarian Party
Facebook: Facebook

Marcus Andrew Reeder (April 15, 1973 – March 13, 2024) was a fervent activist and political operative within the Libertarian Party, renowned for his unwavering commitment to liberty and freedom. As a resident of Jacksonville, Florida, Reeder was a dynamic force in libertarian activism, known for his outspoken nature and strategic contributions to the Libertarian Party's initiatives.

Life and Activism

Marcus Reeder was a dedicated advocate for libertarian values, passionately promoting individual freedom and limited government throughout his life. He was fearless in speaking truth to power, famously challenging city council members with his direct and bold rhetoric. His activism was varied, including campaigning for local Libertarian candidates, engaging in news interviews, leading protests, and never missing a party meeting.

As Vice Chair of the Duval affiliate of the Libertarian Party, Reeder's influence was significant. He was deeply involved in local politics, often attending and speaking at City Council meetings to advocate for issues he cared about.

In June 2023, Reeder spoke against the Presidential Preference Primary (PPP) at the LPF meeting, highlighting his active role in shaping party policies and direction. Despite facing health challenges, including a battle with leukemia, his dedication to the libertarian cause remained strong.

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