 The Kronbergs went on to have a son, Max, in 1984, "in defiance of LaRouche," Klein writes.She helped to found the New Benjamin Franklin Publishing House in 1978, which published Dope Inc., a LaRouche book.Avi Klein writes that Molly had to take out personal loans to pay her husband's printing company for the publication costs, and when they proved insufficient, she traveled across the country trying to persuade LaRouche supporters to sign promissory notes to the movement.