Arden 
One positive in the mess of current American politics is how much visibility Bernie Sander's is getting now. My mother called him "radical" not long ago. How anyone can see his policy of "people deserve living wages--tax the rich" as radical just goes to show how brainwashed we are collectively into serving corporations and accepting that lot in life as unchangable.
But his tour is going great. An old person in politics actually spending all his time trying to create change for the lower class? He's like a character out of some kind of revolution comic book and I love him.
I'm sure his influence has had some impact in creating the outcome of people chanting "tax the rich" at republican town halls.
@Jazzy_Butts He's a really great leader. He's not even in a leadership position but he may be the closest thing to a "leader" striving for unity (opposed to functioning on fearmongering for division) in the U.S. right now.
I think history is going to remember him as a massive player in the political landscape to come. His overflow rooms have overflow rooms! He's more popular than ever.