Depends on if he lets other people call the shots. He doesn't strike me as someone who's against porn (hell he was in a softcore playboy one) just a conman who'll say anything to get what he wants.
Depends on if he lets other people call the shots. He doesn't strike me as someone who's against porn (hell he was in a softcore playboy one) just a conman who'll say anything to get what he wants.
Mitt Romney, on the other hand...I could totally see that guy talking about how disgraceful and disgusting it is.
This so much. I really do think porn is okay because it would effect the avg guy. Our rights on the other hand... Idk.Mike Pence could be a danger to pretty much anything that Catholics rally against, and looking at his history, he doesn't seem to care much if his sentiments are popular or constitutionally supported. Still, I think the Republicans know they're going to have to pick and choose which of their causes they really go for. Porn is on their list, but not far up. I'm sure they see how attacking the adult industry has turned out for California. Attacking porn is just part of attacking sexual deviance and overt female sexuality. They'll do that by gunning for Roe v. Wade and the gays first I suspect... things that are less likely to alienate or enrage the average dude.
Under the Bush administration there were obscenity prosecutions of porn companies like Extreme Associates.YNOT posted a similar article yesterday. Their thoughts generally echo what's been posted here:
- Trump himself is probably not much of a threat, despite the pledge he signed earlier this year (which by my reading seems to relate more to restricting children's access to pornography than to restricting its distribution generally).
- Of greater concern are Trump's prospective Republican appointees, some of whom are known to be opposed to the porn industry.
- One specific threat is the possibility of Rudy Giuliani being selected for Attorney General, as Giuliani was hostile to adult businesses in New York City during his tenure as mayor.
- On the bright side, the ever-increasing popularity and acceptance of Internet porn suggests present-day legal assaults on the grounds of "obscenity" would be unlikely to succeed.
Under the Bush administration there were obscenity prosecutions of porn companies...