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Hilarious: Lawyer Letter To Mitt Romney Over Inappropriate Song Use May Have Been Plagiarized August 16, 2012
What's that word Michelle Malkin always uses? "Schadenfreude-licious"? Something like that.
Anyway, we like that as a one-word description of this story.
It seems that the attorney for Silversun Pickups (yes, that's a band that you have never heard of) did a little excessive "borrowing" when calling on Mitt Romney to stop using the group's song "Panic Switch" at campaign rallies. Her name is Tamara Milagros-Butler, and her "cease and desist" letter to the Romney campaign looks awfully similar to a letter written on behalf of Eagles guitarist Joe Walsh. That was another "cease and desist" letter which, oddly enough, went to Congressman Joe Walsh (same name, different political philosophies) about two years ago.
The Hollywood Reporter has excerpted whole paragraphs from Milagros-Butler's letters and the letters sent on behalf of Walsh. The similarities simply cannot be denied.
Ms. Milagros-Butler doesn't even attempt a denial:
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