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Poll: Half of Democrats Say "Government Is Usually The Problem"

Perhaps it's not surprising that the vast majority of self-described Republicans believe that the government, generally speaking, creates more problems than it addresses. But is it not also surprising that more than half of self-described Democrats completely agree, according to a new Fox News poll?

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Eight-three percent of Republicans, and 51 percent of Democrats, believe that the government is “usually" causing problems, not offering solutions. Perhaps that's because the federal government is becoming grossly unsustainable, less transparent by the day, and more dangerous and unwieldy. Go figure.

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