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"We've never spoken for him. We don't speak for him. We are just thankful for the support he gave us," Woodfill said.
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The ordinance, passed last year by the Houston City Council, bans discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity in the nation's fourth-largest city. It aims to protect gay and transgender people against discrimination in employment and public places.
McNair said he doesn't tolerate discrimination of any kind and believes the city could rewrite a stronger ordinance that would give protections for "all Houstonians."
The Houston Equal Rights Ordinance,Cheap Nike NFL Jerseys, known as HERO, makes no reference to public bathrooms and supporters say the claim is designed to mislead voters ahead of the Nov. 3 referendum.
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"Campaign for Houston made numerous unauthorized statements about my opposition to HERO in print, broadcast and social media - including attributing certain statements of belief to me," McNair said. "Their actions and statements were never discussed with nor approved by me."
McNair, a major Republican political donor, didn't specify what comments made by the Campaign for Houston caused him "great dismay." Nor did his statement, released through the Texans, denounce the aims of the group that has sought to rally voters with a "No Men in Women's Bathrooms" slogan.
Former Houston Astros star Lance Berkman also opposes the ordinance and has filmed an ad for the campaign.