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NORTH ATTLEBORO - The woman who was mocked by U.S. Rep. Barney Frank at a town meeting for comparing President Barack Obama to Hitler was at it again in North Attleboro Friday.

The woman is a follower of conspiracy theorist Lyndon LaRouche, a frequent presidential candidate who critics charge is racist and anti-Semitic.

LaRouche, a convicted felon, contends the 9/11 terrorist attacks were a British plot.

The woman, who a LaRouche Web site identified as Rachel Brown, and a colleague stood outside the Post Office with posters depicting Obama with a Hitler mustache.

They handed out literature comparing health care reform to the genocidal policies of the Nazis. Last summer Brown asked Frank about Obama's Nazi policies during a town meeting on health care in Dartmouth, and Frank famously answered:

"On what planet do you spend most of your time?"

He added: "Ma'am, trying to have a conversation with you would be like trying to argue with the dining room table."

A video of the exchange became a sensation on the Internet and on cable news programs.

The woman acknowledged Friday that she was the one who had the brush up with Frank, and said Frank "has a problem with dining room tables."

Then, she was told by the colleague not to talk to a reporter.

The man said the LaRouche organization does not allow them to talk to the media, and he referred all questions to the organization's public relations person.

The couple had a large poster of Obama on a car across the street from the Post Office and smaller ones at a table in front of the building.

They tried to engage people passing by with the question, "What do you think of his moustache?"

Most ignored them. One passing motorist called them "lunatics." But, one man, who also declined to give his name, donated a few dollars to them.

He said the Hitler poster "might be a little extreme," but he considers Obama the same as the Nazi leader.

"I think he's exactly like Hitler. Hitler started off as a great speaker. Hitler wanted to rule and he wanted total control," he said.

The man said his main objection to Obama is his spending policies, which he said are bankrupting the country and jeopardizing the future for the next generation.