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

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White House Headlines September 30

White House Headlines September 30

The music artist behind a song included in a government-funded commercial highlighting President Trump’s political agenda has sent a cease-and-desist letter to the White House. 

JMSN’s song “Love Me” is featured prominently in the advertisement that recently aired on TV and was posted to the White House’s YouTube page in early September. In the 30-second commercial — one of several ads to air in recent weeks featuring a “paid for by the U.S. government” disclaimer — rapid-fire images of Trump are shown as the 2023 tune plays in the background. 

“America will never be a communist country,” the president said in the clip.

“I therefore write to demand that the government immediately cease and desist from any further use of ‘Love Me.’ I further insist that the government refrain from using any of JMSN’s music in the........

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