A bill to outlaw pornography nationwide is introduced by a Republican senator. The law would primarily target those who produce and distribute pornographic information,
Perhaps opening the door for countrywide prohibitions on internet porn and harsh penalties for noncompliant computer corporations.
Although one would intuitively believe that this is the case, the law is unclear on whether you, as a pornographic customer, might be imprisoned for preserving a risqué photograph or film.
Project 2025 and the Heritage Foundation are two things that Democrats properly made a big issue about during the previous election, and I didn’t just casually mention them. Then, for no apparent reason,
I dropped a winning message. It is a fundamental principle that Senator Lee is attempting to implement with this measure and the model that the Trump administration is using as a guide.
Project 2025 explicitly claims that porn is to blame for the “propagation of transgender ideology and sexualization of children,” and it recommends incarcerating content producers and closing down internet firms that disseminate it.
