Quite the opposite, I would think. Not having employment, seeing economy going down the drain is a lot more and immediately existential to people than not likin

Quite the opposite, I would think. Not having employment, seeing economy going down the drain is a lot more and immediately existential to people than not liking the people in Washington, or disagreeing with how they tweet and so on. One can argue that government is eventually to blame for employment anyway, but is one step removed from "I might not be able to pay my bills in a month or two". In a way I am happy to see "Dissatisfaction with the government" be the top worry pushing economy to the side.