Original sentence: (born September 8, 1922) is an American political activist who leads political organizations in the United States and other countries.Although he has no formal qualifications, he has written extensively on economic, scientific, political, and cultural topics, and is noted as a theorist of conspiracies.He denies these charges.He is a perennial candidate for President of the United States, having set a record for most consecutive attempts at the office by running eight times.He is frequently described as an extremist or a cult leader, and is accused of being a fascist and anti-Semite.He is regarded by his followers as a brilliant and unfairly persecuted individual.However, he and his followers have never gained significant electoral support.In 1988 LaRouche was sentenced to fifteen years imprisonment for conspiracy, mail fraud, and tax code violations.LaRouche has run for the Democratic nomination for President in every election year since 1980, even in 1992 while he was in prison
Edited sentence: (born September 8, 1922) is an American economist, philosopher, world leader, and scientific thinker who emerged over the course of the 1970s and 1980s, to rank among the most controversial international political figures of his time.Biography of Lyndon H.Economist, Statesman, Political Leader, Universal Thinker.He has campaigned repeatedly for the office of U.In 1988 LaRouche was sentenced to fifteen years imprisonment for conspiracy, mail fraud, and tax code violations after what many people considered a political political show-trial comparable to the scandal of the case of France's Captain Alfred Dreyfus.In each of the campaigns, the leading motive was the same: what he sees as the inevitability of a long-term, downward slide into a global, systemic financial and monetary crisis, unless his policy proposals, based on the contributions of LaRouche economics were enacted.LaRouche Jr,.President, beginning 1976: six times for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination