We the People rally
Jack Cazoonetta of Warren came to sign one of the petitions available Friday at the We the People of Ohio gathering. (Salem News photo by Danielle Garner)
Joe Stasiak of Youngstown and Richard Barron of Boardman attended We the People of Ohio Friday. âWe have the freedom the bear arms, we have the freedom to raise our family, to work, to prosper without any government intervention,ã said Barron. (Salem News photo by Danielle Garner)
Sherry Kissinger organized the We the People of Ohio petition signing with her family Friday at Humtown Storage outside of Columbiana. The event consisted of hot dogs, apple pie and signing several petitions. Two petitions are going to the county board of elections, one to the county health department, and two are directed toward Gov. Mike DeWine. Petition topics ranged from asking voting machines to be âforensically analyzedã to ensure machines did not contain âmodem chips,ã requesting that the state reverse mask mandates citing a study from Stanford University and avoiding the use of tax dollars to support people entering the country without legal permission. (Salem News photo by Danielle Garner)
Corey Ramsey (left) and Deanna Orlando, both of Beloit, came to sign the petitions Friday. Corey said living in a divided country saddens him. âWe want to make sure there are rights for our kids when they get older, like freedom of speech and definitely the second amendment rights need to stay here with us,ã said Orlando (Salem News photo by Danielle Garner)
Priscilla Umbrazun attended We the People of Ohio Friday to do what she hopes will get Donald Trump re-elected. âWe voted for Trump and if this is something we can do to help reverse the situation thatás occurred thatás what we need to do,ã said Umbrazun. (Salem News photo by Danielle Garner)
5347 Dale Taylor of Columbiana, Jack R. Corll of Columbiana and Roger A. Walker of East Palestine stand in front of a sign at We the People of Ohio. (Salem News photo by Danielle Garner)
5348 Roger A. Walker of East Palestine attended We the People of Ohio Friday. âDo we or do we not have an individual right to own a firearm. Our Constitution was about our rights not the governments rights to hamper our rights or take them away,ã said Walker. (Salem News photo by Danielle Garner)
Debbie Pugh from Rogers helps serve hot dogs and apple pie after participants sign petitions that We the People of Ohio laid out Friday. (Salem News photo by Danielle Garner)
Jack Cazoonetta of Warren came to sign one of the petitions available Friday at the We the People of Ohio gathering. (Salem News photo by Danielle Garner)
Joe Stasiak of Youngstown and Richard Barron of Boardman attended We the People of Ohio Friday. âWe have the freedom the bear arms, we have the freedom to raise our family, to work, to prosper without any government intervention,ã said Barron. (Salem News photo by Danielle Garner)
Sherry Kissinger organized the We the People of Ohio petition signing with her family Friday at Humtown Storage outside of Columbiana. The event consisted of hot dogs, apple pie and signing several petitions. Two petitions are going to the county board of elections, one to the county health department, and two are directed toward Gov. Mike DeWine. Petition topics ranged from asking voting machines to be âforensically analyzedã to ensure machines did not contain âmodem chips,ã requesting that the state reverse mask mandates citing a study from Stanford University and avoiding the use of tax dollars to support people entering the country without legal permission. (Salem News photo by Danielle Garner)
Corey Ramsey (left) and Deanna Orlando, both of Beloit, came to sign the petitions Friday. Corey said living in a divided country saddens him. âWe want to make sure there are rights for our kids when they get older, like freedom of speech and definitely the second amendment rights need to stay here with us,ã said Orlando (Salem News photo by Danielle Garner)
Priscilla Umbrazun attended We the People of Ohio Friday to do what she hopes will get Donald Trump re-elected. âWe voted for Trump and if this is something we can do to help reverse the situation thatás occurred thatás what we need to do,ã said Umbrazun. (Salem News photo by Danielle Garner)
5347 Dale Taylor of Columbiana, Jack R. Corll of Columbiana and Roger A. Walker of East Palestine stand in front of a sign at We the People of Ohio. (Salem News photo by Danielle Garner)
5348 Roger A. Walker of East Palestine attended We the People of Ohio Friday. âDo we or do we not have an individual right to own a firearm. Our Constitution was about our rights not the governments rights to hamper our rights or take them away,ã said Walker. (Salem News photo by Danielle Garner)
Debbie Pugh from Rogers helps serve hot dogs and apple pie after participants sign petitions that We the People of Ohio laid out Friday. (Salem News photo by Danielle Garner)
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Sherry Kissinger organized the We the People of Ohio petition signing with her family Friday at Humtown Storage outside of Columbiana. The event consisted of hot dogs, apple pie and signing several petitions. Two petitions are going to the county board of elections, one to the county health department, and two are directed toward Gov. Mike DeWine. Petition topics ranged from asking voting machines to be "forensically analyzed" to ensure machines did not contain "modem chips," requesting that the state reverse mask mandates citing a study from Stanford University and avoiding the use of tax dollars to support people entering the country without legal permission.