It's in the "stars" (predicting by astrology and other means)

[Eric the Green]

(12-09-2016, 07:41 PM)Eric the Green Wrote:

(12-07-2016, 07:40 PM)Eric the Green Wrote: My revised article with my latest scores is up:
http://philosopherswheel.com/presidentialelections.html

Regarding potential candidates mentioned in the video linked above:

Michelle Obama: 7-6 not too good.

Oprah Winfrey scores 10-5; no Jupiter rising.
Mark Zuckerberg 13-8

Not bad, but probably not scores that could successfully challenge The Donald (9-4) or Ivanka (17-0).

Chris Rock: 12-10

But there's one guy he passed over from the entertainment world: Seth Meyers. I did his numbers, and so far it looks good: 21-5. In this new Trumpworld, where being an entertainer is the chief qualification for president, Seth could give The Donald a run for his money!

TV star Ronald Reagan had 21-6.

Yeah, run Seth run!

Maybe it's worth a look at some of Trump's other nemeses from the TV humor late-night world. John Oliver, for starters. And some of the others. And they would offer something else that Trump lacks: knowledge and intelligence. (well John Oliver can't run since he wasn't born in the USA, and has only a 7-7 score anyway)

Maybe we should close down the White House and just run the country from a TV studio.

Update: Bill Maher, who admits to being "politically incorrect" and can't stop swearing on the air, has only a score of 9-17. Trevor Noah was not born in the USA. Jon Stewart is 12-10.

So, it's all up to Seth! He may have the best score of any Democrat. He is noted for his "reports" on the news, so he's very well-versed in politics. Along with President Obama, he spoke at the correspondents dinner at which Obama ridiculed Trump for his birther campaign, with Trump in the audience.

Here he is:

Stephen Colbert horoscope score: 18-12