Americans have mixed feelings about the role of government in their family life and fear:

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Americans generally have a strong belief in individualism and limited government intervention in their personal lives, including their family life. Therefore, they fear policies that may lead to government interference in their families. While some may have concerns about the decline of the traditional family structure, this fear may not be as prevalent as the fear of government intrusion. There may be varying opinions about the support for unmarried parents, but it is not a pervasive fear related to the role of government in family life.

Americans Have Mixed Feelings About the Role of Government in Their