Sen. Kamala Harris

[Jim Eshelman]

For those interested, we now have birth certificate data on my former Attorney General, my current Senator, Kamala Harris.

She was born October 20, 1964, 9:28 PM, Oakland, CA. Full Moon Libra-Aries with Saturn near MC (and trine-sextile both luminaries). Saturn is, therefore, her chief planet by angularity, luminary aspect, and Sun-sign dignity.

[Venus_Daily]

She supposedly wants to run for president. Her exact moon/sun opposition on Mercury looks promising, but her returns and progressions for 2020 look flat. Just like Hillary, she's a libra, but obviously Harris has an Aries moon. Her Saturn in Aquarius is very close to the MC. She has a close Venus/Pluto/Uranus conjunction in Leo, and I just got this instant feeling that she was too socially overwhelming when watching her. She also has a Mars/Jupiter square and Obama's famous messiah aspect of Jupiter square Uranus, but it's not terribly close.

[Jim Eshelman]

Men in this country aren't (as a group) ready to stomach a strong woman who speaks her mind. That would be an election problem.

I do like that she's the two things Trump dreads more than anything: (1) A strong woman with her own firm voice. (2) A masterful prosecutor.

I also like that she holds for left social views, but I don't like that she's running them. I've been for (what is now being called) "Medicare for all" for most of my life, but campaigning on it is sure to give Trump a second term if he hasn't been removed from office before that.

That's aside from the fact that historic patterns suggest that nobody can be the next president after Trump unless he or she has (1) ether a Taurus or Scorpio luminary or (2) Leo-Aquarius Sun and Moon (in either order). - And this country doesn't elect Aquarians, so it seems it must be a Taurus or Scorpio luminary.

[Venus_Daily]

Men in this country aren't (as a group) ready to stomach a strong woman who speaks her mind. That would be an election problem.

I do like that she's the two things Trump dreads more than anything: (1) A strong woman with her own firm voice. (2) A masterful prosecutor.

I also like that she holds for left social views, but I don't like that she's running them. I've been for (what is now being called) "Medicare for all" for most of my life, but campaigning on it is sure to give Trump a second term if he hasn't been removed from office before that.

That's aside from the fact that historic patterns suggest that nobody can be the next president after Trump unless he or she has (1) ether a Taurus or Scorpio luminary or (2) Leo-Aquarius Sun and Moon (in either order). - And this country doesn't elect Aquarians, so it seems it must be a Taurus or Scorpio luminary.

Sorry, I took so long to respond, I've been going through a lot and just reading this. Is an Aquarian sun way too authoritarian and liberal?
I'm all for a woman who speaks her mind.

[Jupiter Sets at Dawn]

That's aside from the fact that historic patterns suggest that nobody can be the next president after Trump unless he or she has (1) ether a Taurus or Scorpio luminary or (2) Leo-Aquarius Sun and Moon (in either order). - And this country doesn't elect Aquarians, so it seems it must be a Taurus or Scorpio luminary.

whispers: Biden

[Jim Eshelman]

Sorry, I took so long to respond, I've been going through a lot and just reading this. Is an Aquarian sun way too authoritarian and liberal?

I don't know what the reason is. (I'd have to guess.) I only know the results: The only two Aquarius Suns ever elected have been the "archetypal" presidents Washington and Lincoln; and there have been no Aquarius Moons (although an Aquarius Moon won the popular vote in 2016).

I'm always intrigued that the mythology of both Washington and Lincoln centers around honesty - the cherry tree story and "Honest Abe."