Country singer Oliver Anthony ("Rich Men North of Richmond") has come out to say he doesn't see himself as either a leftie or a rightie. Tim Pool makes the point that, despite this, and despite that fact that Anthony's song is about something the left used to talk about, Anthony has been embraced by the right and rejected by the left. So which side is more open-minded these days? I should also note that Anthony says he's sad to see the direction the country's moving in; this, to me, sounds as if he's tipping his hand and definitely picking a side (Pool affirms this): the other side certainly doesn't see anything wrong with where the country is heading. It can't. Because it's so ideologically blindered.
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