Dr. Dre ordered Marjorie Taylor Greene to remove his music from a promotional video, calling the Georgia lawmaker “divisive and hateful.”
), Republican politicians have a long history of incorporating popular music into their campaign bids and being promptly ordered by the owner of said music to cease doing so. While some artists simply object to the use of their songs without proper licensing, many are diametrically opposed to being associated with what these conservative politicians stand for, and would rather die than have people think they subscribe to such ideas.
from an unhappy musician, but by and large, the trend involves Republicans and their longtime inability to read the room. A trend that, not surprisingly, Georgia representative
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