Governor Snyder was, sadly, not on hand for the theatrics. He's been abroad on one of his "trade missions," and actually, had he been in Lansing, the fake poison water likely would have sprayed in his opposite direction. The News pointed out his office is actually across the street from the Capitol.Michael Moore shows up in front of the Michigan Capitol with a truck labeled "Flint Water" and squirts some on the lawn and sidewalks. pic.twitter.com/3Y8FgXcUaE
— Dale G Young (@DaleGYoungPhoto) April 20, 2018
Sneak peak of Michael Moore's next film? He wouldn't say what the #flintwatercrisis film shoot at the Michigan Capitol was for pic.twitter.com/pjKnID0srs
— Jonathan Oosting (@jonathanoosting) April 20, 2018
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