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About Todd McGreevy
Thu, 01/29/2009 - 15:25
Todd McGreevy is a publisher and entrepreneur based in Iowa and Illinois Quad Cities (Davenport/Bettendorf, IA and Rock Island/Moline, IL)
Since 1993, he and his wife Kathleen have published the independent newspaper, River Cities' Reader.
He has been active in local politics in Davenport, IA, fighting for transparency and fiscal sobriety in local government.
These efforts include Opt4Better, the grass roots PAC that helped defeat the Davenport Promise referendum, a proposed city wide entitlement program. In addition McGreevy helped form Iowans For Accountability, a Non Party Political Organization dedicated to ending the rubber stamping and ceding of authority by both major parties in county government.
McGreevy is a founding member of the bi-state liberty alliance SuperLiberty.com, which emerged as a platform for collaboration amongst freedom oriented groups such as We The People Foundation, Campaign for Liberty, John Birch Society, Oath Keepers, Fully Informed Jury Association, NORML, and more after the Ron Paul presidential campaign in 2008.