Students protest peacefully in Saint Paul

Today at Mears Park in Saint Paul the Swift Students For Truthiness gathered to advocate their standpoint on contemporary politics.

The peaceful, non-partisan organization, mainly comprised of students from Wisconsin and the Will Mitchell University in Michigan, stood promoting their progressive views on education, taxation, war and other similar issues.

Thomas Fraint, one of the organizers, said "I think one of the biggest reasons I'm out here is because we have been hurting for the past eight years and I don't think [McCain] really realizes it."

He detailed one of the group's liberal views when he spoke of universal health care: "from a moral standpoint, every American deserves health care; but from an economic standpoint we spend more money than any other country, yet we are ranked right above Cuba, so maybe it's about time we should steal someone else's good idea."

When asked why the group is non-partisan as opposed to Democrat (since the Swift Students For Truthiness clearly share the Democratic point of view), he replied: "if I was out here with an Obama sign wearing blue, people's minds would then close."