Bernie Sanders caught my attention because he calls out the 1% and wants a distribution of wealth. If wealth is distributed in a way that he imagined, artists would have more time to create, and less time to worry about where their next meal is coming from. 

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Universal healthcare is a strong position that I agree with as well. America's policies aren't that impressive in that we don't stand up for one another, and help each other stay alive, and have a bit more foresight into our own future, and realize that if we need healthcare, our society and our fellow person will stand up for us.

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In a country that is so individualistic as the USA, and run in a military industrial complex, people are generally told to not question the powers at be, and chase the carrot that is success. At its essence, a free market society is brilliant. In practice, what we have doesn't necessarily encourage creativity in the marketplace, and I envision a world that is more inclined to assist small businesses become empowered in order to provide the creative energy that rising entrepreneurs wish to have.

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From my perspective, the free market society that we are in feels like a survival of the strongest. Bernie's voice communicated a balance in the market and the world. His tone was utopian, but opened our world to a refreshing perspective compared to what we were coming from.