We should ALL support free college, because a college education should be an EDUCATION.

[ljm2002]

23. Looks to me like it applies to a lot of people...

...not just the "middle class and wealthy" (although why you would be against helping the middle class... ?):

http://www.thinkadvisor.com/2015/05/13/83-of-americans-say-they-cant-afford-college-edwar

83% of Americans Say They Can’t Afford College: Edward Jones Poll

May 13, 2015

College costs continue to rise, and an Edward Jones survey finds that 83% of Americans say they cannot afford the expense of a college education.

Also, the poor who attend college have many obstacles, including financial:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/storyline/wp/2014/10/20/why-poor-kids-dont-stay-in-college/

Why poor kids don’t stay in college

October 20, 2014

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Even after controlling for ability, the gap in college graduation rates persists. Low-income students who scored between 1200 and 1600 on their SATs were half as likely to finish college than their counterparts in the top 25 percent of the income distribution, according to one analysis of data from 2000. Economic distress can dim a student’s chances by forcing her to take on part-time jobs or reduce her credit load to help out at home.

In short, the afflictions of poverty don’t just disappear after a student gets into college.

IMO financial help such as free tuition and very low interest rates on student loans will help the poor students the most, since they have few alternative resources to draw on. I say this as someone who went to college many years ago by taking advantage of such programs -- grants, low-interest loans and work-study. I believe UC was still tuition-free for in-state students at that time; if not, the tuition was still very low. So I do know how much every bit of financial help, helps, especially if one is poor.