Alex Miller-Mignone: Election Preview

[rumpel]

Black Hole Suns such as this are tricky things to call, especially when the aspect involved is an opposition, whose very nature heightens the mirroring effect that interaction with Black Holes always evokes. There exists in this combination the potential for a complete reversal of the status quo in Washington, a Democratic take-over of both Houses; but equally the contact could promote massive, pervasive deception. With the Sun also conjoined a Pulsar, a deep space anomaly which is informational in nature, the Media will play a pivotal role in the day’s events—will it be to obfuscate, or to reveal, any electoral improprieties which may come to light?

Mercury’s position at 18 Scorpio, similarly, could indicate either of two outcomes. Its retrograde status on Election Day could signify the change of heart in the electorate, a repudiation of the GOP and its policies, or it could indicate the subverting of the vote by clandestine means (Scorpio). Mercury is conjunct the Sun at 15 Scorpio, as well as Venus, Mars and Jupiter at 17, 9 and 26 Scorpio, and also opposes the 16 Taurus Black Hole. Mercury/Mars implies an angry electorate, Mercury/Venus could indicate the importance of female voters in determining the outcome, and Mercury/Jupiter shows the potential for a larger than normal turnout.

Mercury is further squared by both Saturn at 24 Leo and Neptune at 17 Aquarius. Neptune here underscores the possibility of fraud or deception, and Saturn could suggest the blocking or suppression of the vote. But this is a powerful T-Square which also speaks to the ultimate disillusionment (Neptune) of the population (Mercury) with the administration (Saturn), and that may be an energy that not even vote fraud can counterbalance.

Pluto, too, is in a strong galactic position; at 25 Sagittarius it is conjoined both a Pulsar at 24 and the supermassive Black Hole at the Galactic Center at 26 Sagittarius, which together indicate a major news event of global importance to come out of the day. From this degree Pluto trines Saturn and is tightly squared the Nodal Axis. Although the link with Saturn, representing the administration, is favorable, the mix with the nodes suggests a reckoning or comeuppance is due. Further, Pluto is inconjunct the nation’s 24 Cancer Mercury, indicating adjustments in attitudes and a possible change in direction for the country; a sextile to the US Moon assures that the populace is amenable to change.

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Maya's take on the elections:
http://www.daykeeperjournal.com/feature2.shtml

heads up everyone :)

[BlueIris]

1. The Mercury/Venus angle also suggests greater advantage for female

candidates to me.