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NoRoadUntravelled

(2,626 posts)
Mon Oct 12, 2020, 09:09 AM Oct 2020

tRump daughter uses Beatles song without permission, everyone stands for her as she walks on stage.

It's getting more creepy as time goes on.

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"Everyone stood for her as she walked onto the stage to The Beatles' "Here Comes the Sun." Some in the audience wore masks, but most sat close together in chairs that were not more than one or two feet apart."

WH Barbie, the advisor with no credentials except nepotism is becoming an object of idol worship.
Here Comes the Sun? Really?

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tRump daughter uses Beatles song without permission, everyone stands for her as she walks on stage. (Original Post) NoRoadUntravelled Oct 2020 OP
Forgot the link. Here it is. NoRoadUntravelled Oct 2020 #1
What a creepshow. Mike 03 Oct 2020 #2
Sure is. NoRoadUntravelled Oct 2020 #9
Guess there's no "here comes the daughter" soothsayer Oct 2020 #3
I don't like them either. NoRoadUntravelled Oct 2020 #10
There was a time in the US when such pageantry would be met with a torrent of... Hugin Oct 2020 #4
It's as though some people are longing for someone to worship. NoRoadUntravelled Oct 2020 #11
If the venue pays ASCAP/BMI license fee you do not need permission. nt USALiberal Oct 2020 #5
wonder if the trump campaign paid the bill for the venue... Raster Oct 2020 #6
The venue pays it, but no idea if Trump pays the venue. nt USALiberal Oct 2020 #7
tRump*s campaign do not pay their bills... Raster Oct 2020 #8
They take what they want. NoRoadUntravelled Oct 2020 #12
You don't *legally* need permission. However, unblock Oct 2020 #13
I 100% agree! You nailed it with "good campaigns"! nt USALiberal Oct 2020 #14
It would appear this song and tRump*s use has come up before... Raster Oct 2020 #15
at this point there's a long list of artists he's pissed off. unblock Oct 2020 #16
yes, which was kind of oxymoron-ish... Raster Oct 2020 #17
If anything is apparent in the past 30 years... TheRealNorth Oct 2020 #18
No shit!!! Raster Oct 2020 #20
YOKO, PAUL and RINGO should chime in and give us THEIR feelings on the matter... not_the_one Oct 2020 #19
I wondered what weird unprofessional outfit she would wear for this event. Always inappropriate. SharonAnn Oct 2020 #21
What? Helter Skelter wasn't an option? Initech Oct 2020 #22

Hugin

(33,222 posts)
4. There was a time in the US when such pageantry would be met with a torrent of...
Mon Oct 12, 2020, 09:12 AM
Oct 2020

projectile vomiting.

Now? There are no words...

Raster

(20,998 posts)
6. wonder if the trump campaign paid the bill for the venue...
Mon Oct 12, 2020, 09:17 AM
Oct 2020

...they owe money all over the US to cities for venues, security, traffic control, etc.

unblock

(52,391 posts)
13. You don't *legally* need permission. However,
Mon Oct 12, 2020, 09:53 AM
Oct 2020

Ethically, they're implying an endorsement from the artists, so there's some deception going on here.

And politically, it runs the risk that the media will give some airtime to the artists for them to say they don't endorse that candidate or that they explicitly endorse the other candidate.

This is why good campaigns, stick with songs they got the artists' permission to use. But republicans always figure the rules don't apply to them.

unblock

(52,391 posts)
16. at this point there's a long list of artists he's pissed off.
Mon Oct 12, 2020, 10:02 AM
Oct 2020

like i said, republicans don't care. they'll use whatever song they like and dismiss the artist who balks.

it goes back to ronnie using "born in the usa" over the boss's objections....

Raster

(20,998 posts)
17. yes, which was kind of oxymoron-ish...
Mon Oct 12, 2020, 10:25 AM
Oct 2020

... Because "Born in the USA" was certainly not a "pro-USA" kind of song. But then again we are talking Raygun*... emphasis on "moron."

TheRealNorth

(9,500 posts)
18. If anything is apparent in the past 30 years...
Mon Oct 12, 2020, 11:54 AM
Oct 2020

Comprehension and logic are not a strong suit of the average Republican voter. Just scream U.S.A!, fly some flags, and play a good song and they react like Pavlov's dog.

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