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Rahm Emanuel’s Finger of Karma

Barack Obama has tapped Chicago Congressman Rahm Emanuel to be his Chief of Staff, his first cabinet appointment since becoming President-Elect last Tuesday. Known as “Rahmbo,” because of his direct and aggressive style, Emanuel is considered a controversial figure by Republicans and Democrats alike. A 2005 profile of Emanuel in Rolling Stone magazine entitled The Enforcer tells [...]

The Karma of the Candidates: John McCain

While John McCain portrays himself as the candidate with experience, a quick look at his natal chart reveals a karmically young and inexperienced soul. New data on John McCain’s time of birth places Aquarius on the cusp of his 12th house of Karma and Pisces on his Ascendant. (Click chart at left for larger image.) McCain calls himself a Maverick with a capital M, [...]

The Karma of the Candidates: Barack Obama

How well does Barack Obama know Barack Obama? Based on the past life story shown in his astrology chart, the ability to know and follow his personal truth may be the biggest challenge for Obama in this lifetime. Obama’s birth time was released fairly recently, so this is an updated chart from my previous article. (Click chart at [...]

Is Henry Paulson Giving Us The Finger?

I have one thing and one thing only to say about the hands of Secretary of the Treasury, Henry Paulson. He has the most bent and twisted middle fingers I have ever seen. That’s saying a lot when you consider that I have examined over 10,000 pairs of hands during my career. What does that [...]

Stationing Pluto and the Power of The Federal Reserve

In the past month, we’ve seen an enormous amount of volatility in the global financial markets, mostly due to the subprime mortgage crisis and the collapse of the real estate bubble. In an attempt to calm the panic, the Federal Reserve dusted off a protocol last invoked during the great depression of the 1930s, enabling [...]

Will the Real Hillary Clinton Please Run For President?

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 [...]

The Passion of Dennis Kucinich

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 [...]

Ego Gonzales

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 what appear [...]

Al Gore: That Was Then, This Is Now

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 [...]

John McCain’s Instant Karma

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 [...]