Ohioans for health care CHOICE submit signatures

  It seems like liberals want to give people choice only when they decide what the topic is. Ohioans have decided they'd like CHOICE in health care; therefore they delivered over 500,000 signatures to Jon Husted yesterday to put health care choice on the ballot in November. 
  In the neverending psyops battle, you might think unionists have the edge since they were able to gather 1.2 million signatures to repeal SB5.
  Think of it this way. Those 546,000 signatures were gathered by VOLUNTEERS; the signatures were from people whose interest in the cause was about the freedom to choose and saving health care in this country.
  Those hundreds and hundreds of unionists had to be PAID to gather the 1.2 million signatures, which is the way it always is in situations like this. Government interests at work with big money organizations behind them pay people to run around and manufacture voters, or gain signatures or lobby for a cause, while the tea partiers are truly grass roots and highly self motivated.
  Take a look at these statistics regarding the collections of signatures through the Ohio Project and Ohioans for Healthcare Freedom for the Ohio Health Care Freedom Amendment:

Statistics (Volunteer Effort)

Total signatures collected: 441,153
# of counties where over 5% of active voters signed the petition (44 required): 81
# of counties where over 10% of active voters signed the petition: 62
# of counties where over 15% of active voters signed the petition: 40
# of counties where over 25% of active voters signed the petition: 9
County with the largest # of signatures: Franklin (39,586)
County where the largest % of active voters of signed the petition: Fayette (37%)
# of 8-page part-petition packets: 35,216
Approximate total # of part-petition pages: 281,000

Statistics (Combined Effort)

Total signatures collected: 546,250
# of counties where over 5% of active voters signed the petition (44 required): 85
# of banker boxes submitted containing part-petitions: 159
# of 8-page part-petition packets: 40,400
Approximate total # of part-petition pages: 323,000

And here is the picture: