Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, and other links

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• Ballot Count Upload Error in Arizona — Over 6,000 False Biden Votes Discovered -- “The error gave Biden more votes than he is currently ahead by. It seems all of these errors end up working to the benefit of one side.”
• CDC to shorten quarantine for those exposed to Covid-19 -- “We know that the biggest risk is from days four to seven. After that, the risk is lower...”
• Cuomo Defends Trump against ‘Unprofessional’ and ‘Really Biased’ Media -- “There are reporters who just are unprofessional, don’t know the facts and ask really biased questions.”
• Federal Court Rules Texas and Louisiana Can Defund Planned Parenthood Abortion Biz -- “Although the decision is a massive pro-life victory for the states and will help protect the rights of pro-life Americans from funding the abortion industry and save unborn children from abortions, the abortion giant is expected to appeal the decision to the Supreme Court.”
• Georgia secretary of state: My family voted for Trump. He threw us under the bus anyway. -- “When I took office, I committed to running elections in Georgia with integrity. After any election, half of the voters will be happy and the other half will be disappointed.”
• J. C. Philpot and John H. Newman – A Vital Difference -- “For Philpot the Bible was the complete revelation of God. All questions of doctrine, experience and practice can only be settled by bringing them to the testimony of Holy Scripture alone...”
• Louisiana’s Culinary Trails -- “Not long ago, there was a scientific study that ranked Louisiana as the nation’s happiest state. Many reasons likely led to this distinction, but we’re pretty sure our incredible Louisiana cuisine played a role.”
• Massachusetts Democrats Push Unlimited Abortion in Annual Budget -- “In other words, the Massachusetts legislature aims to codify into state law the enormous loophole created by Roe and Doe, permitting all abortions after fetal viability so long as one doctor — the abortionist, who has a vested financial interest in performing the procedure — is willing to certify that any aspect of the woman’s health could be adversely affected by continued pregnancy.”
• Mississippi Sweet Potatoes: A Tasty Tradition -- “And the ever-growing love of sweet potatoes keeps the farmers in the Hospitality State extremely busy, especially around the quaint town of Vardaman, Mississippi.”
• Stuffing vs. Dressing: What’s the Difference? -- “In the most technical terms, stuffing is stuffed (literally) inside the cavity of the turkey and cooked there...Dressing, on the other hand, is roasted in a separate vessel like a casserole dish.”
• The Courier: One-Issue Wonder -- “John L. Welch and W. E. Colville produced the first issue of the Courier as a sample copy and later distributed it to the Tennessee State Association (according to the 1940 minutes of the Tennessee State Association, page 7).”
• Was J. C. Philpot a Mystic who taught Pietism? -- “To be sure Brother Philpot spoke of ‘Dry Doctrinal Calvinists’, dead Calvinists, heady notional Calvinists and ‘Graceless Calvinist’s!”