By 1967, how did opposition to the war in Vietnam vary in the United States?

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By 1967, college campuses had become hotbeds of anti-war activism, with large protests and demonstrations taking place. However, the majority of middle America, while not speaking out as vocally as the college students, had also lost support for the war. This was reflected in public opinion polls and in the growing number of congressional representatives who spoke out against the war. The wealthy, on the other hand, tended to support the war, seeing it as necessary to contain communism.

By 1967, How Did Opposition to the War in Vietnam