Anti-government sentiment will be driving the electorate to vote for Republicans this November, but how deep does that feeling go?A fascinating study on this question commissioned by the Washington Post shows about what you'd expect; people think government tries to do too much but in a seeming contradiction, still want social security, medicare, and federal involvement in schools:Americans have a more negative view of government today than they did a decade ago, or even a few years ago. Most say it focuses on the wrong things and lack confidence that it can solve big domestic problems; this general anti-Washington sentiment is helping to fuel a potential Republican takeover of Congress next month.But ask people what they expect the government to do for themselves and their families, and a more complicated picture emerges.A new study by The Washington Post, the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation and Harvard University shows that most Americans who say they want more limited government...(Read Full Post)