"Love Me" artist doesn't love Trump using his song

The White House has been hit with a cease-and-desist letter from a musician whose song was featured in a promotional ad featuring Donald Trump that was paid for using tax dollars rather than campaign funds.

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National story. 8 articles from 8 sources. 6 are on the bar; 2 are international, entertainment or tech outlets, listed separately. Updated 22d ago.

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HuffPostLeft· 23d ago

R&B Star Gives Trump White House An Ultimatum Over Song In Controversial Ad

NOTUSLean Left· 23d ago

‘Love Me’ Artist Threatens Legal Action Over Taxpayer-Funded Trump Ad

AxiosLean Left· 23d ago

"Love Me" artist doesn't love Trump using his song

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The HillCenter· 22d ago

JMSN lawyers demand White House drop R&B artist's song from controversial Trump ad

UPICenter· 22d ago

JMSN demands Trump stop using his song in taxpayer-funded ads

CBS NewsCenter· 23d ago

Artist whose song is featured in Trump ad sends cease-and-desist order

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Rolling StoneLeft· 23d ago

JMSN Demands White House Stop Using ‘Love Me’ in Government-Funded Trump Ad

DeadlineLean Left· 23d ago

‘Love Me’ Artist JMSN Fires Off Cease-And-Desist Letter Over Use Of Song In Taxpayer-Funded Spot Touting Donald Trump

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2 developments
  1. Sep 29"Love Me" artist doesn't love Trump using his song
  2. Sep 30JMSN lawyers demand White House drop R&B artist's song from controversial Trump ad

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Last development · Sep 30 — JMSN lawyers demand White House drop R&B artist's song from controversial Trump ad