Can Rush’s Bo Snerdley “Make Black Americans Republican Again”?

Maybe, maybe not, but James Golden wants to find out. Known as “Bo Snerdley” on the air to millions of Rush Limbaugh listeners, Golden has launched a new initiative of his own to woo African-American voters to the Republican Party and to conservatism. His New Journey PAC appears aimed at a messaging strategy to emphasize historic ties with the GOP — and two generations of failure resulting from their switch to Democrats:

He is well-known on the air waves as “Bo Snerdley,” the senior producer for Rush Limbaugh’s daily talk radio show, heard by an audience of 14 million. His real name is James Golden, however — and he is now on a mission to “make Black Americans Republican again.”

With fellow black conservative Autry Pruitt, Mr. Golden has founded New Journey PAC,  a political action committee that promotes conservative values among black Americans — and everyone else for that matter. The organization includes MAGA.BLACK, a new online destination for one and all, they say.

“For 80 years, the Democratic Party has taken the black vote for granted. Under the leadership of President Trump, Black-Americans enjoyed the lowest unemployment rate ever recorded. The Trump approach has produced an economy that works for all Americans, yet Democrats are promising more of the same — votes for crumbs. It is simply not enough to stand on the sidelines and hope for the best,” the two founders say in their mission statement.