Though the ad is largely hyperbolic in nature — no political party is seriously likely to ban porn at the federal level — the advertising is a part of a broader argument Democrats are making about Republicans: that they’re interfering in people’s personal lives. A number of states have, however, taken action in recent years to tighten access to pornography, including at least 19 states that require age verification to access online pornography, according to the Age Verification Providers Association. The ad is also notable in that it is targeted toward young men, a demographic both presidential campaigns have been courting. A Democratic pollster expressed concern that the Trump campaign could be making inroads with the group in a recent New York Times op-ed.All the young dudes don't seem interested...
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