I am not alone.

There is at least, like, one more Libertarian in Missouri.

Some students sat and listened to the rally's political speakers, one representing the state Democratic party and the other the Missouri's Republican party, debating domestic and foreign policy issues.

The debates, however, didn't resonate with Chris Righter, an SMS student from Nevada, Mo., who was passing through the grassy area behind Plaster Student Union. Righter, 19, plans to vote for a Libertarian presidential candidate.

"I think it's kind of sad because it further, like, proves there's no chance for a third party," Righter said, noting the absence of independent parties from the rally.

"It's just limited to two parties," he said, adding that many independent-minded are turned off to politics because the major parties "don't feed their interests."