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Dr. Dre Speaks Out About Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Using His Music - Atlanta Tribune

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Photo: Getty Images Dr. Dre says he never gives politicians permission to use his music, especially Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, who he suggested was 'divisive and hateful.' On Monday (January 9), Greene took to social media to seemingly tout how she helped get Rep. Kevin McCarthy elected as House Speaker after 15 rounds of voting. […]

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