Karmic Knowledge

The word that seems to be most closely associated with Senator Hillary Clinton is Polarizing. According to Lanny Davis, writing in The Hill’s Pundit Blog, a Google search on “Hillary Clinton” and the word “polarizing” returns 1,260,000 hits, far more than you would get if you paired that word with the name of any of […]

Dennis Kucinich can’t get no respect. First he was excluded from from a December 13th Democratic debate in Iowa, then he was not allowed to participate in the ABC sponsored debate in New Hampshire. In both cases, the sponsors of the debates claimed that Kucinich had not met the criteria for consideration as a serious […]

On May 15, 2007, the Reverend Jerry Falwell, founder of the Moral Majority, president of Liberty University and popular television evangelist, died unexpectedly after being found unconscious in his office. Often credited with being the first to break the taboo on blending politics with faith, Falwell has repeatedly made headlines with his outrageous statements, making […]

In the past few weeks Attorney General Alberto Gonzales has been under fire for suspected abuse of the power of his office. His troubles began with the revelation of possible misuse of the Patriot Act to collect information on ordinary American citizens, and were compounded by the dismissal of eight U.S. attorneys for […]

Now that Al Gore’s revolutionary documentary on global warming, An Inconvenient Truth, has won an academy award, the call to draft Gore for a 2008 presidential run is growing louder and louder. And while he continues to insist that he is not interested in another run for office, Mr. Gore had no problem faking out […]

Over the past 15 years I have read more than 10,000 pairs of hands, but I’ve never seen anything quite like the pair that belongs to Ann Coulter.
In the language of palmistry, we look to the thickness of the hand, from the back of the hand to the palm, as an indicator of the supply […]

John McCain, long considered to be the frontrunner for the 2008 GOP presidential nomination, is suffering a bit of a setback after President Bush’s announcement last week that he would be sending 20,000 additional troops into Iraq, a plan now commonly referred to as the McCain Doctrine.
The Boston Herald reports today that new polling […]

While President Bush may claim to still be making up his mind about how best to proceed in the war in Iraq, the recent shifts in military command and the changes and additions to the White House legal staff seem to say otherwise.
It is expected that Bush will announce plans to increase troop levels in […]

The White House today announced the resignation of U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, John Bolton. Bolton was given a recess appointment to the post by President Bush on August 1, 2005 after the Senate refused to confirm the original nomination. That appointment, which occurred during a Mercury retrograde cycle, is set to expire […]

Less than 12 hours after the clock struck midnight, ending one of the most exciting midterm elections in recent history, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld has indicated that he will resign his post.
If you have followed my previous posts on Donald Rumsfeld and the karma in his natal chart, you may have noted that I […]