Bernie Sanders’s primary win has put Democrats on the road to serfdom

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Bernie Sanders has essentially been running for president for five years, and Tuesday night, he won the New Hampshire primary for the second time. Since 2016, he has traveled the country spreading his message of socialism and supporting a new wave of younger, charismatic candidates, such as Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who share his worldview.

It seems, at least for now, that Sanders’s persistence has finally paid off. Sanders has now taken the top spot nationwide in the RealClearPolitics polling average, replacing former Vice President Joe Biden as the front-runner. With Sanders leading the race, the Democratic Party has embarked on the road to serfdom, where “government knowledge” takes the place of “market knowledge,” where consumers in the marketplace and private owners make decisions. In Bernie Sanders’s America, the government knows best.

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