Start Dreaming of A White Privilege Album Christmas

The holidays are not far away – and if you’re someone who doesn’t shy away from serious conversations about serious things at the Thanksgiving dinner table, you might want to hurry up and order a copy of A.J. Rice’s new book, The White Privilege Album. It’s a catalog of infamy – and hilarity – about the very fine people who’ve turned facts into “misinformation,” asking questions into “hate” – and don’t want you to talk about any of  it.

“Get it before the election,” says commentator Mark Anthony, who interviewed Rice to talk about the book and get his thoughts about the very fine people of the Left . .  “so that you can horrify your family over the holidays.”

But that will only happen if the truth about ugly things – and some very ugly people, in terms of who they are and the things they’re pushing for – horrifies them.

It might just make them mad, which would be very good. And that’s Rice’s intent. To show people who their common enemy is. 

And it’s not each other.

“We are here to bring racial harmony to very fine people on both sides,” says Rice – riffing on the incessant lying of Leftists who continue to repeat the discredited talking point that Donald Trump called the neo-Nazis who rioted in Charlottesville, VA “very gine people” back in 2017.

And then there the ugly truths – plural – about things like the Democrats’ curiously undemocratic switcheroo of the inconveniently senile candidate who won all of the 2024 Democrat primaries with the joyfully cackling candidate who didn’t get a single vote in any primary. She went from political cipher to “the greatest nominee in American history,” Rice notes. At least insofar as the narrative all-of-a-sudden had it. 

“The greatest female who ever lived . . . the greatest Jamaican . . . ” who is also situationally black whenever it’s politically expedient. 

Rice, who founded Publius Public Relations in Washington and whose last book, The Woking Dead, has been an Amazon best-seller, says we’ve seen this schtick before. “She’s not as good at the razzle dazzle” as the one – as Oprah Winfrey cryptically referred to BarackObama when he was still the then-unknown junior senator from Illinois. Who all-of-a-sudden became almost the Second Coming, riding on a cloud of Hope and Change.

But it’s the same people jangling the strings of the marionette.

“She has been saying over and over that her beliefs have not changed,” Anthony noted in the Rumble interview with Rice. “So isn’t that what we should take away from it?” That is to say, should we take her at her word – after she became the new frontperson for the not-so-Democratic Party?

How about before that?

Back in 2019, when she was vying to be the Democrats’ nominee in an actual primary, she “ran to the left of Bernie, to the left of the other Indian,” Rice explained. That “other Indian” being, of course, Elizabeth Warren – the very white woman who thinks she’s an American Indian. More finely, wants Americans to believe she’s one. Kind of like another very fine person on the Left, the former not-black head of the NAACP, Rachel Dolezal, who identified as what she isn’t – and expected to be treated as if she were what she’s not.

Harris was trying to “get to the Left” of Sanders and Warren and even Karl Marx,if you listened to what she was saying.  

And now she’s trying to pretend she’s to the right of Trump – by appropriating his campaign themes, most notably about getting the border under control. The one she spent the past nearly fours years helping Joe Biden keep open, so as to flood the country with new Democrat voters.

But don’t worry. She doesn’t really want to have feds go door-to-door forcing American citizens to hand over their firearms. At least not until after the election.

Harris and her running mate, Tim Walz are “regular people,” just like the rest of us. Walz has made a point of being seen driving around in an old International Scout. Never mind that he and Harris are even more determined to force the rest of us out of cars that have engines – and into battery powered electric cars most Americans can’t afford – than senile old man they recently threw under the bus.  

In another interview, Rice riffs on the main theme of his new book – white privilege – which he says is a kind of tautology for Western Civilization, “which is what they’re really talking about when you hear this.” 

More finely, what they’re attacking via gaslighting. They want to end the color-blind, merit-based system based on Greco-Roman and Judeo-Christian values, in which every can participate and rise to greatness via talent and hard work. 

As opposed to the cult of perpetual victimhood being pushed by those who not only divide us but degrade us. By submerging our individual worth into a collective worth in which there is no individuality.  

“Western Civilization is for everyone,” Rice says. “As long as you want to participate in it.”

“As I make the case in the book,” Rice continues, “we are not a multicultural country; we have one culture, it’s a Western culture” – and it doesn’t matter what color you are or what sex you are. Only what your talents and drive to succeed are.

“Wokism” is about undoing that, says Rice – which is why this election is even more important than the last one. We have had four years – just about – to see and experience what the next four years might be like, if these very fine people get another four years to undo the past 248, which is the number of years since the American colonies declared their independence from Great Britain.

“We have to fight. You have to activate your own community. If you allow Western Civilization and the middle class and the nuclear family to go away, we are going to be left with a desolate place, a cultural Marxist hellscape.”

If you’d like to declare your independence from Wokism, a very fine place to start would be to get and read The White Privilege Album and get to know who’s made a mess of this country and what it will take to clean it up.

Tron Simpson is host of the nationally recognized Tron Simpson Show, broadcasting live from Colorado Springs, Colorado.  Find out more at www.tronshow.com.