Bob Moser

American Prospect

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Native North Carolinian, Executive Editor of the American Prospect and author of Blue Dixie: Awakening the South's Democratic Majority; former editor of the Texas Observer and the Independent Weekly in North Carolina

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Occupy Wall Street's accused of crying, "Wolf."  Weeks of protests failed to move Republicans in Wisconsin. Will it be different in North Carolina?

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