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|name = Jackson Passananti | |name = Jackson Passananti | ||
|name-first = Jackson | |name-first = Jackson | ||
|name-last = Passananti | |name-last = Passananti | ||
|image = | |image = Jackson Passananti2018.jpg | ||
|image-size = | |image-size = | ||
|title = Veterans Liaison | Daniel Fishman for Auditor | |title = Veterans Liaison | Daniel Fishman for Auditor | ||
|birth-date = | |birth-date = {{birth date and age|1989|2|16}} | ||
|birth-place = Ft. Hood, Texas | |birth-place = Ft. Hood, Texas | ||
|education = Regent University | |education = Regent University | ||
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|facebook = https://www.facebook.com/jackson.mpd | |facebook = https://www.facebook.com/jackson.mpd | ||
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'''John "Jackson" Passananti V''' is a "Classically Liberal" Libertarian currently serving as the Veterans Liaison for the Daniel Fishman for Auditor Campaign. He is a member of the Libertarian Party of Massachusetts (LPMA) and a Minuteman Member of the National Libertarian Party. He is married to Nicole M. Passananti and resides in Boston, Massachusetts. | |||
== Education == | == Education == | ||
Jackson attends Regent University where he is completing coursework for a degree in American Government and Politics; he is also writing a book called "A Libertarian Solution: An Explanation of Libertarian Governance." He hopes to use this book in two ways: firstly as his dissertation, secondly as a theoretical example of how a Libertarian Government would function in the United States. | Jackson attends Regent University where he is completing coursework for a degree in American Government and Politics; he is also writing a book called "A Libertarian Solution: An Explanation of Libertarian Governance." He hopes to use this book in two ways: firstly as his dissertation, secondly as a theoretical example of how a Libertarian Government would function in the United States. | ||