Sanders has labeled himself a “democratic socialist” and he points to Scandinavian countries as a model for his vision of an ideal American future. “Sanders’ vision of those countries seem to be stuck in the 1960s and ’70s,” FareedZakaria analyzes .
Copenhagen, Denmark Open a newspaper on any given day here in this small Europe nation known for high taxes, generous government services and its stubbornly happy citizens, and you'll almost certainly find a story about the U.S. presidential election.
Could the Danish welfare state ever work in the United States? 01:15As even Sanders has conceded, the differences between the United States and Denmark are striking. In many ways, Denmark's success depends on its small size. The country has a population of just 5.6 million -- about the same as Minnesota's -- and its territory makes up just 16,000 square miles, about half the size of South Carolina.
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