Fewer than a third of Americans still support the war in Iraq, and more than half say they want US troops out of the country within a year, according to a CNN poll released Tuesday.
 
Support for the nearly-four-year-long war fell to a new low of 31 percent, while a record 67 percent voiced opposition, according to the poll conducted on Friday through Sunday.

Nearly three-quarters said the Bush administration's Iraq policy needed a complete overhaul or major changes.

Only 11 percent of those surveyed supported calls to send more American troops to Iraq, as President George W. Bush was said to be considering.

(China Daily December 20, 2006)