It’s midterm season, which means Trump is out “helping” Republican candidates, which means the blowhard is waddling up to rally stages to music by great artists who want nothing to do with this 25th amendment poster boy president. Truly, there’s enough case history for law schools to offer year-long courses: “Copyright Law in Music: The […]
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