#Houston Is Its Own #Hero

Houston #churches rally against ordinance that would criminalize people for their #faith. https://t.co/03f5XaZNIy pic.twitter.com/Pv0r5uudDP

— CBN News (@CBNNews) October 27, 2015

Well Done, Houston Houston Equal Rights Ordinance Prop 95% of precincts reporting For 99,853 (38.8%) Against 157,435 (61.2%) #HERO #Houston

— Rick. (@RdubHall) November 4, 2015

Well done, #Houston… Thank you for rejecting the #LGBT's lies, dishonest spin, and bigotry. #HERO #prop1 #NoOnProp1 https://t.co/lLWxbP4IE5

— Greg Halvorson (@GHalv) November 4, 2015

The #HERO of Houston are the majority crowds that went out and voted against the bathroom bill prop 1

— BossyBitch (@liberty4Tx) November 4, 2015

Defeat of Houston Equal Rights Ordinance did not ban or change anything. Everyone in Houston has the same rights they had yesterday.

— Dan McLaughlin (@baseballcrank) November 4, 2015

happy the [hero] prop failed: *you* lie @AnniseParker bcuz you *know* how the prop would work. U were hoping ppl were2stupid 2fig it out.

— Spartaness (@SpartaGrrl) November 4, 2015