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JMSN Fires Off Letter Over Use Of Song In Ad Spot Touting Trump
What happened
A cease-and-desist letter has been sent to the White House Chief of Staff by an attorney for JMSN, whose song "Love Me" was used in an ad paid for by taxpayers. The ad was promoting President Trump. The letter was a response to the use of the musician's song in the ad.
Why it matters
The use of the musician's song in the ad is significant as it involves the use of tax dollars for a promotional campaign. The musician's action highlights potential concerns about the use of copyrighted material in government advertising. The issue may have implications for the White House's use of taxpayer funds.
Key facts
- The song "Love Me" was used in an ad promoting President Trump.
- The ad was paid for by taxpayers.
- A cease-and-desist letter was sent to the White House Chief of Staff.
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