Proposition 1 on the ballot in Houston today was known as HERO or Houston’s Equal Rights Ordinance. This measure also known as the bathroom ordinance would have allowed guys to go into female restrooms all in the name of being ‘tolerant’. Too bad for dyke Mayor Annise Parker and the far left kooks in Houston, Proposition 1, HERO or the bathroom ordinance went down, in a big way. Sorry gays in Houston. You still have a problem. You can’t go into lady’s restrooms.
Even in liberal Harris County, that has brought up Reps like Shiela Jackson-Lee and voted for Obama in 2008 and 2012, proposition 1 got crushed.
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Harris County, Texas, which houses Houston, voted for Obama in 2012 and 2008. The men-in-girls-bathrooms ordinance is losing 63% to 37%.
— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) November 4, 2015
Now the dyke Mayor Annise Parker are mad. Really. Parker even said that the defeat of Propostion 1, HERO, or the bathroom ordinance will stain Houston’s reputation as a tolerant, welcoming global city. No idiot. What stained Houston is the election and reelection of you. Houston is a laughingstock in Texas thanks to you. Besides Parker, gay, lesbians and far left nuts are now calling for a boycott of Houston.
I will be BOYCOTTING Houston since they voted against civil rights protections for LGBT veterans & citizens. #LGBT #BoycottHouston
— Timothy Beauchamp (@cowboyneok) November 4, 2015
Boycott Houston Super Bowl. Love the sport but will not watch. @NFL
— David Conway (@Legal_Smeagol) November 4, 2015
@TheAtlantic @JoaquinCastrotx I'm hoping that the convention industry puts extreme pressure on Houston for this vote. #boycotthouston
— Clayton Strickland (@MottdeWitt) November 4, 2015
Imagine the economic impact if 2% of the country boycotts Houston! There will be bread lines in Houston because the economy will be so bad because of a boycott.
And I’m sure intentional tourists are really going boycott going to Houston, because you know they only go there for the gays in the first place. Not like Houston has another million things to do.
It was a very bad night election wise for the far left radicals all over the country. Now they will do what they do best. Threaten, intimidate and smear their own city who voted in a way they don’t approve.