LaRouche followers will tell you the only way to learn their ideas is to buy a DVD. The DVD is $25.

The conversation you are likely to have with a member of LaRouchePAC on the street is aimed at getting you to either sign up or buy something. They will tell you that the knowledge they have has the potential to prevent a Major Disaster.

If they have a solution to save the entire country, isn’t it immoral to charge money for the solution? If you are making the whole thing up, then why are you selling us lies?

The most interesting thing about the LaRouchePAC is that despite this immorality and despite the crazy nature of LaRouche’s ideas, he manages to get loads of young people to support him and peddle his weird Nazi-accusations.

LaRouchePAC is nothing more than a cult.

The outlandish nature of LaRouche’s claims create an us vs. them mentality among his followers. When they face arguments, they turn to other members for support and validation The very core of a cult.

The woman in Dartmouth did not come up with these ideas on her own, nor did she watch Glen Beck. She is likely not a conservative. In fact, she is outside the mainstream political spectrum all together. She is part of an insular group that provides her not only with political beliefs, but with companionship and a sense of belonging.

By all indications, current political “upheaval” and economic trouble are adding to LaRouchePACs popular and monetary support.

If anyone would like to hear more about LaRouchePAC, go to the clip. I am not trying to out them as “dangerous” or “evil” because frankly, I don’t care. I think that they are interesting to learn about, just like Mormons.

And for the record, LaRouche is not recognized by the Democratic Party, so claims that "he's a Democrat!" are untrue.