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When It Comes to Music, Republican Candidates Can’t Get Enough ‘Cease-and-Desist’
Tom Petty isn’t much of a Republican fan. During the 2000 Presidential campaign, Petty’s ‘Won’t Back Down’ was briefly used by George W. Bush. It’s use by Bush occurred at public appearances, and normally would be allowed under performing rights organization (PRO) licence. This also happens to be the same licence used for [...]
Posted in 2012 Presidential Race, Double Standards, Editorial
Tagged as: Al Gore, Born in The USA, Bruce Springsteen, Cardozo Law Review, Copyright Law, Democrats, Heart, Hillary Clinton, Jackson Browne, Jake Tapper, John McCain, Michael Toner, Michelle Bachmann, Political Events, PRO licence, Reagan, Republicans, Salon.com, Sarah Palin, Ted Nugent, Tom Petty, Trisha Yearwood
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