I think if you review the year in astrology, heck - just go and listen to the Pele Report for a couple of weeks, one can imagine how unpredictably sloppy this election could be.
The theme this week at the beginning of his video was of these lovely flowers being flushed down the toilet in a very artistic (and intentional) way. "Letting go of old things that no longer suit us" is very collective right now; it is very collective this year.
Pluto will still be in Capricorn of course, Mars will spend a great deal of time in Scorpio this year right up until the elections begin to kick off and then it is in Sag.
Sag. likes rules, I agree with them this is going to be a legal mess.
A. Where the moon happens to be that evening will be very important. Both their individual moon and The Moon. Also, their individual Jupiters, Saturns, Sag energy, and Cancer energy (opinion).
B. Individual charts are better because some of these planets suggest that no "one party" that wins may actually win. Sanders "doesn't thave a SUPER PAC!" and "oh yeah, this message is to the media as well!"
Trump can obviously be very aggressive or vindictive; after what the Republicans have done with him, do you think he has any interest in preserving their party?
Yes, one of the party "wins" the election, but it will be so much more productive to look at their individual charts because this will likely turn out to be a darkhorse election where both parties actually lose.
Basically, the universe may break everybody's heart from both sides simultaneously.
People who are "party" kind of people are not likely to enjoy this election very much regardless of their D or R. But there's also other things, like baby boomers experiencing their own form of rebelliousness decades later, but on the receiving end; this is discussed in the stellium thread though.
Feel free to disagree, *I understand what the generational planets are doing. I do not understand the personal planets of this situation nearly as well.
