Is Hillary Clinton Outsider Enough to Satisfy Election 2016 Venus in Sagittarius?
by Jude Cowell
Sagittarius is the sign of the outsider or the foreigner and last year, when I posted to SO’W the article on the Venus Cycle and its influence on the upcoming US presidential election of November 8, 2016, it was early days and the field of 2016 candidates had not yet narrowed to Hillary, Bernie,
April 27, 2016: master astrologer Steve Judd reports from the UK on the current condition of the planets including Mercury’s upcoming retrograde on April 28 @23Taurus, what it means to have Mercury Rx in the natal chart, and the abundance of retrograde energies in the Cosmos:
Related cosmic events are the Mercury Transit of the Sun and Jupiter’s Direct Station @13Virgo with both events
April 26, 2016: First, news about Campaign 2016, then guest, journalist Seymour Hersh, speaks with Thom Hartmann:
Now some folk might generously put Prince Charles’ admission that he descends from Vlad the Impaler in the ‘At Least He Admits It’ cartegory–I don’t, but you might. Actually, this reminds me of how related are US presidents to the ‘British’ royal family. Wait. That could explain a lot if genes have anything to do with murdering millions of people in wars and other ‘presidential’ actions–all
Somewhere between the US Congress, Wall Street hedge fund vultures, UBS, and the ghost of Senator Strom Thurmond the island of Puerto Rico and its 3.5 million American citizens are twisting in the wind. Allow HBO’s John Oliver and Hamilton’s Lin-Manuel Miranda to explain…
In case the video is disappeared at some point, you’ll find it at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tt-mpuR_QHQ so if
On Monday May 9, 2016, the Great Cosmic Clock that is our Solar System provides us a rather rare view into its machinations via a Mercury Transit across the Sun. The last one occurred on November 8, 2006 with Mercury at 16 Scorpio. On May 9, Mercury will be opposite its 2008 degree at 19 Taurus (Tropical Zodiac).
So if you’re as curious as a Mercurial person can be about this
Do you wonder why Campaign 2016 is such a hot mess? Are you dreading or perhaps hankering for July to arrive when both political parties will convene at their national conventions in order to nominate their 2016 Republican and Democratic presidential candidates? Need inspiration?
Well, to get in the mood there’s a whole bunch of American History stuffed into the following Crash Course video
Well, I’m glad somebody in Washington finally decided who the lady shall be!
Since Hillary Clinton won the NY primary is it time for Bernie Sanders to leave the race?