"Love Me" artist doesn't love Trump using his song
Summary
The artist JMSN has asked President Donald Trump’s administration to stop using his song "Love Me" in a government ad. JMSN’s lawyers say the government broke copyright law and falsely made it seem he supports the administration’s message, which critics say is an illegal use of taxpayer money.Key Facts
- JMSN demands the Trump administration stop using his song "Love Me" in a government ad.
- His lawyers claim the use violates federal copyright law and falsely links JMSN to the administration.
- The ad reportedly breaks a law banning taxpayer money for political publicity or propaganda.
- JMSN said publicly he never authorized his music for any political campaign or agenda.
- The lawyers want the government to stop airing the ad, remove it from posts, and disclose where it has appeared.
- The White House has not responded yet to requests for comment.
- The ad includes images of President Trump and the phrase "AMERICA WILL NEVER BE A COMMUNIST COUNTRY."
- The White House argues the ads are not campaign ads but are meant to encourage patriotism.
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