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The doubts voters express pertain to her character as well as her vision.

They also believe that White Christian men are the authorities in this nation and that society should be structured according to their values and beliefs that pertain to how we order our public schools, our laws, our approaches to reproductive rights, and our understandings of sexuality and gender.

Name, image, and likeness, or NIL, laws usually pertain to the rights of individuals, particularly student-athletes, to profit from their personal brand.

Capitol in an effort to overturn a democratic election, nor does it pertain to Trump allegedly taking top-secret national security documents with him to Mar-a-Lago after leaving office.

His bit of dishonesty was in service of hiding the actual charges — which pertain to Trump's efforts to hide his adultery from the public with an illegal cover-up using hush money paid to Daniels — from Fox viewers.