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What Astrology Is Saying About Obama, McCain
huffingtonpost.com - 8/7/2008
What Astrology Is Saying About Obama, McCain
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The campaigns say one thing about the candidates. But does astrology say something else? Read my esteemed colleague Philip Sedgwick's take on McCain and Obama's birthchart. Find out who's really winning despite what the polls suggest - Astrologer Phyllis Mitz Take heed politicians. Do as your predecessors did while leading our ancestral humankind to a better tomorrow. Follow the pole ...

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Brainster's Blog — Just In Case You Thought the Huffington Post Should Be Taken Seriously Check out this hard-hitting bit of coverage : How odd that both presidential candidates chose to incarnate in the month of August, though of different sign lineage? How odd is it that both candidates have planets at corresponding degrees in the sign of Virgo and right now both candidates reap the benefits/hazards of a megadose of Virgo planets above? Answer: Very odd, indeed!

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