11-13-2018, 08:03 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-13-2018, 08:12 PM by Eric the Green.)
Weak nominees for president put up by Democrats are not uncommon, and sometimes Republicans put up weak nominees too.
The horoscope scores correspond to and reveal/confirm weak nominees. Strong nominees who win have high scores. Scores are like a baseball teams's score in the standings, and their win-loss record.
Weak Democratic candidates:
Hillary R. Clinton 9-11
John Kerry 8-12
Al Gore 10-9 (positive barely, but not enough)
Michael Dukakis 2-10
Walter Mondale 12-12
George McGovern 9-10
Adlai Stevenson 5-21
Al Smith 4-16
Strong Democratic candidates:
Barack Obama 19-2
Bill Clinton 21-3
Jimmy Carter 12-4
Hubert Humphrey 9-5 (not good enough to beat Tricky Dicky)
Lyndon Johnson 8-6 (not a likable candidate, but his unique Jupiter rising with 4 other planets rising made him larger than life)
John F Kennedy 13-6
Harry Truman 14-0
Franklin Roosevelt 21-4
Weak Republican candidates:
Mitt Romney 4-10
John McCain 15-13 (OK, but not good enough to beat Barack)
Bob Dole 12-19
Gerald Ford 12-8 (OK, but Carter's score was better)
Thomas Dewey 8-6 (OK, but not good enough to beat FDR or Truman)
Wendell Willkie 8-9
Alf Landon 10-16
Herbert Hoover 11-11
Strong Republican candidates:
Donald Trump 9-4
George W Bush 17-2
George H W Bush 14-6
Ronald Reagan 21-6
Richard Nixon 18-7
Barry Goldwater 20-11
Dwight Eisenhower 17-8
If the Democrats want to win, they must nominate a candidate with a better score than Trump. Only 3 politicians qualify:
Mitch Landrieu 16-2
Terry McAuliffe 11-2 (higher if born in the morning; don't know yet)
Sherrod Brown 19-8
(Gavin Newsom has 7-1, but can't be re-elected if elected in 2020 because of his personal Saturn Return in only the 3 years after the 2024 election; that cycle also knocked out Mondale, Carter, Humphrey, Goldwater, Stevenson and Hoover. This time in 2020 it would knock out Kamala Harris and Jeff Flake).
http://philosopherswheel.com/presidentialelections.html
The horoscope scores correspond to and reveal/confirm weak nominees. Strong nominees who win have high scores. Scores are like a baseball teams's score in the standings, and their win-loss record.
Weak Democratic candidates:
Hillary R. Clinton 9-11
John Kerry 8-12
Al Gore 10-9 (positive barely, but not enough)
Michael Dukakis 2-10
Walter Mondale 12-12
George McGovern 9-10
Adlai Stevenson 5-21
Al Smith 4-16
Strong Democratic candidates:
Barack Obama 19-2
Bill Clinton 21-3
Jimmy Carter 12-4
Hubert Humphrey 9-5 (not good enough to beat Tricky Dicky)
Lyndon Johnson 8-6 (not a likable candidate, but his unique Jupiter rising with 4 other planets rising made him larger than life)
John F Kennedy 13-6
Harry Truman 14-0
Franklin Roosevelt 21-4
Weak Republican candidates:
Mitt Romney 4-10
John McCain 15-13 (OK, but not good enough to beat Barack)
Bob Dole 12-19
Gerald Ford 12-8 (OK, but Carter's score was better)
Thomas Dewey 8-6 (OK, but not good enough to beat FDR or Truman)
Wendell Willkie 8-9
Alf Landon 10-16
Herbert Hoover 11-11
Strong Republican candidates:
Donald Trump 9-4
George W Bush 17-2
George H W Bush 14-6
Ronald Reagan 21-6
Richard Nixon 18-7
Barry Goldwater 20-11
Dwight Eisenhower 17-8
If the Democrats want to win, they must nominate a candidate with a better score than Trump. Only 3 politicians qualify:
Mitch Landrieu 16-2
Terry McAuliffe 11-2 (higher if born in the morning; don't know yet)
Sherrod Brown 19-8
(Gavin Newsom has 7-1, but can't be re-elected if elected in 2020 because of his personal Saturn Return in only the 3 years after the 2024 election; that cycle also knocked out Mondale, Carter, Humphrey, Goldwater, Stevenson and Hoover. This time in 2020 it would knock out Kamala Harris and Jeff Flake).
http://philosopherswheel.com/presidentialelections.html