The White Stripes are the latest band to take legal action against Donald Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : " The lawsuit states that 'Seven Nation Army' is "among the most well-known and influential musical works of all time" and accuses Trump of trying to "generate financial and other support for his campaign and candidacy on the backs of plaintiffs, whose permission and endorsement he neither sought nor obtained in violation of their rights under federal copyright law".
38% : In August, Jack White hit out at Trump for using his music without permission and now The White Stripes have followed through with a lawsuit.
17% : It also points out that the band "publicly denounced" Trump's use of the same song during his 2016 campaign and re-emphasised how "vehemently" the band opposed Trump and his policies.
13% : But, while Kamala Harris has had permission to use tracks by the likes of Beyoncé in her campaign, Trump has faced several legal threats from multiple artists for using their songs unauthorised.

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