Yes I know this, and I know what Bernie sees socialism as (Denmark, Sweden etc.). He sees these Nordic countries as role models. I myself come from a low income family so there off I do not support all of conservative ideals, some years im conservative others I'm a liberal, all depending on who is running. I also don't see how a few 100 people are going to pay for the college of over 200 million without outrageous tax on the rich or outrageous tax on everyone. Taxes may be so high as to stunt Economic development because weather you like it or not that 1% does in fact help our economy grow through a little something called capitalism as seen in China, since once china opened its nation to competition its economy went so high as to rival the U.S. we are not like Denmark or all those other Nordic countries, they have a population of around 10 million each, we have 320 million alone. I do support tax on the rich and welfare because it is necessary for families in order to get by, but there has to be a limit to what you do. If everyone is given the opportunity to go to college for free, then everyone would go to college and very little will be left of the work force, not to mention the overcrowding in universities and the lack of jobs for college graduates. I think of this as another one of America's mood swings, every decade or so America goes liberal or conservative on who they want running their country (I have studied this). Right now we are on a bit of a limbo since people just want things to get done which is why they are voting for people like Trump and Sanders which are unique among the other candidates because they appeal to the voters anger there fore making them similar in that way. Another thing that makes them similar is that they both promise things that are almost impossible to accomplish (especially trump).