Bo Snerdly ‘What Liberalism Has Done To Black Communities Is Horrific'

[txradioguy]

James Golden considers his 26 years working with Rush Limbaugh to be the greatest professional blessing he could ever imagine. Originally from Queens, New York, James met Rush while working for a major media network and hasn’t looked back since.
 
Most Rush listeners know James as either “Snerdley,” the call screener, or the “Official Obama Criticizer.” Golden was in Washington recently for a CURE meeting and that’s where we got the chance to sit down with him for this exclusive 30 minute video interview.
 
For the first half of the interview, Golden waxed passionate about race in America, and how America’s first black president has only harmed race relations in this country.

Recalling when strong, two parent families were the norm for blacks, when hard work and merit allowed blacks to rise in society, and when homicide wasn’t the major cause of the death for young black males, Golden said with genuine regret, “Isn’t it a shame that for most of black people, the good old days were the days when things were segregated legally in this country?”
 
He concludes, “What liberalism has done to black communities is horrific.”
 
Touching on the horrors of the Philadelphia black abortionist Kenneth Gosnell and the depravity in black music, Golden said that they are results of “people following the liberal ride down. They don’t care about values.”
 
“Al Sharpton and his bunch should be ashamed of themselves,” he said, as they have “let the issue of black life degenerate into a politically opportunistic issue.” His answer? Black people need to value their own lives and quit expecting political hustlers to solve their problems.
 
The Official Obama Criticizer said to listeners who are black, “There are no Republicans in your neighborhoods. The problem is the people in your neighborhood. Obama’s not coming to helpThe problem is the people in your neighborhood. Obama’s not coming to help you in your neighborhood unless you live in Martha’s Vineyard or have a golf course!”




 
On episodes such as those with Michael Brown or Trayvon Martin, Golden admits these stories touch a raw nerve for blacks who have seen police commit injustices in their neighborhoods for years. His advice for conservatives is not just to react when Sharpton or Jackson take advantage of these situations, but to build genuine relationships with black communities so that conservatives should be the first to arrive and see the truth for themselves.
 
Later on in the interview, Golden focuses on what brought Rush to the top of American broadcasting and how he rose from a 16 year old in music radio to media and political dominance, even with the loss of his hearing.
 
Golden reminded viewers that Rush came through AM radio when it was dead. He arrived on the scene before the internet, Drudge and Fox News. When Rush began, Golden recalls, “There were 125 stations with talk radio. Today, there are over 11,000.” Rush set the stage for the development of new media by fracturing the big media stronghold that used to control the news.
 
The threatened elites reacted by running a “campaign of hate” against Rush. Smearing him with lies and misrepresentations, one wire service even refused to correct a story when confronted with the facts, Golden said. Having plowed through these troubles, Limbaugh is now especially adept at defending others who get smeared and attacked when the left feels threatened by their message.
 
Explaining how Rush excels above all others, Golden said, “It’s his gift! It’s in his head. It’s down to the second. He’s a professional broadcaster like no other.”
 
Citing Rush’s innate ability to make the complex understandable, Golden went on to mention Limbaugh’s continuous preparation, immense intellect, voracious reading, and stunning work ethic. Beyond that, Golden said, “he’s a great businessman. But that’s another story.” On the personal side, Golden says Rush is selfless, generous and amazing. Snerdley hears firsthand the lives that are changing and the minds that are opening because of Limbaugh’s “talent on loan from God.”

http://dailycaller.com/2014/09/21/rush-limbaughs-call-screener-what-liberalism-has-done-to-black-communities-is-horrific/#disqus_thread

[JohnnyReb]

I very seldom hear anything Rush has to say and then for only a few minutes but I'm glad he's out there in the airways.

I got the way I am, ultra right wing, all by myself and have been this way all my life.

[txradioguy]

I very seldom hear anything Rush has to say and then for only a few minutes but I'm glad he's out there in the airways.

I got the way I am, ultra right wing, all by myself and have been this way all my life.

I think a lot of us have been Conservative all our lives via the way we were raised.  That's the reason the Progressives work so much to undermine the homelife of children and replace parents with the Federal Government to raise them.

They know that if they don't get into every aspect of our lives...especially where children are concerned...they'll never get enough people to support the Progressive political ideology on their own.

So they cheat.

[Ptarmigan]

Leftists are destroying Blacks. They use Blacks as pawns.

[Revolution]

Snerdley is right.

I think a lot of us have been Conservative all our lives via the way we were raised.  That's the reason the Progressives work so much to undermine the homelife of children and replace parents with the Federal Government to raise them.

They know that if they don't get into every aspect of our lives...especially where children are concerned...they'll never get enough people to support the Progressive political ideology on their own.

So they cheat.

Meh, my mother is ultra-left, and my late father was a self proclaimed independent who leaned Conservative. We listened to Rush, Vicki McKenna, Hanity, and others together. Hell, we'd even listen to Mike Malloy while laughing at joking at his expense. I connected most to him growing up, so I think that's why I am the way I am.

[Dori]

I very seldom hear anything Rush has to say and then for only a few minutes but I'm glad he's out there in the airways.

I got the way I am, ultra right wing, all by myself and have been this way all my life.

I learned a lot from Rush.  Especially in his early days on the radio.  He was the only one I could get much information from during the first Gulf War.  I also learned a lot about who the players were in DC politics.  Prior to that I didn't have the time or the resources to really find out how our government really worked.  This was all before having cable news and the internet.