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"We saw the seriousness of the early antiwar movement not so much in an analysis of whether it was a minority or a majority— it was always a minority. We saw that as affecting overall public opinion, we saw that as affecting the Congress, and as furthering the defection of the press. . . . This might be a bunch of wild-eyed kids or little old ladies in tennis shoes walking down Pennsylvania Avenue. . . but it had an insidious effect in public opinion and in the Congress."-Source: Roger Morris, in an interview with Tom Wells, printed in The War Within: America's Battle Over Vietnam, 1994Which of the following pieces of evidence could best be used to support the argument in the excerpt about how the antiwar movement affected Congressional actions?

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