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The key word in the summary is certainly "Heartland."
Once upon a time Michael Moore was the champion of the working class in Middle America. He highlighted their medical needs with "Sicko," he fought for their jobs and livelihoods with "Capitalism: A Love Story."
Not that many people liked this one, and even fewer in the heartland... and that's because he kind of stopped being a champion for blue collar, working class America. He kind of stoppe...
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