There will be no significant improvement in the US economy through at least the summer of 2004. (6/26/03)
Severe strains will continue to develop between Colin Powell and Donald Rumsfeld, especially from early May through early August 2003. June 21 through 25 could bring tremendous tensions and anger between the two men. (5/9/03)
reposted: There will be tremendous stress between Colin Powell and the hard-line conservatives in the Administration in 2003, possibly leading to Powell's resignation. (3/25/01)
The stated goals for the War in Iraq will not come to fruition. Events and circumstances will emerge that cause an entirely different outcome than what was planned. (4/21/03)
October and November 2003 are likely to bring a significant crisis to the administration, as well as massive protests over administration policy. Despite likely policy failures, Mr. Bush will become increasingly aggressive and belligerent. (3/3/03)
There is a significant likelihood of a great increase in aggressive, especially military, action (likely war) by the administration during July and August 2003. These events could easily continue into mid-October 2003. (3/3/03)
February 2003 begins a period of increasing difficulty for the United States that will continue until November 2004. The best course of action would be a careful and disciplined approach to issues, not a reckless or expansionist agenda. The latter will bring enormous problems. September through November 2003 could bring a significant crisis to the Bush administration. (1/27/03)
The periods mid-January through mid-February 2003 and August through October 2003 are likely to bring the US painful and humiliating experiences due to arrogance, bullying, and a domineering attitude. (1/27/03)
Violence between Israel and the Palestinians (or their allies) is likely to increase through mid to late February 2003. Dates of particular concern are: 11/15 - 11/17/02; 1/7 - 2/19/03 (likely a VERY critical time!). (11/15/02)
Despite struggling with significant and extremely difficult situations, Bush will be able to maintain his current level of popularity through April 2003. Thereafter, things will become increasingly difficult for him and his administration. (11/15/02)
George Bush is likely to become increasingly unilateral, aggressive, easily irritated, impatient, and willing to use military engagement from January 2003 through the end of his term. (11/15/02)
There will be tremendous stress between Colin Powell and the hard-line conservatives in the Administration in 2003, possibly leading to Powell's resignation. (3/25/01)
Former Vice President Al Gore will be very dynamic and expand his public activities in the next few months, especially in November and December 2002. From January through March 2003, he will feel somewhat constrained and limit himself in his critiques of the Administration. After March 2003, his popularity will begin to grow. (9/14/02)
Vice President Cheney is likely to continue having severe difficulties through 2003. It is possible he will become somewhat unpopular and ineffective. Legal difficulties, scandal, and health problems are possible. Especially problematic times will be January through March 2003 and August through November 2003. (7/20/02)
War with Iraq is most likely to begin in late December 2002 or January 2003. Enormous turmoil and suffering are likely in Iraq from January 2003 through November 2004. (7/20/02)
Events of enormous significance are likely from late December 2002 through January 2003 that will have difficult repercussions for many months. There is a possibility of a huge crisis for the administration at that time that leads to increasing problems throughout the year. (7/3/02)
Though tensions are likely to continue between India and Pakistan for some time, the heightened sense of danger of the past several weeks is likely to diminish after June 3, 2002. However, the period from August 5 to August 15, 2002, may bring a brief though severe rekindling of hostilities between the two countries. (6/2/02)
Significant and sudden upsets, revelations, or disturbing events are likely from August 4 through August 13, 2002, that will have a powerful impact on the Bush administration. Angry, and possibly violent, protest is possible (especially 8/10-11), as well as the sudden departure of a high-level official during this period. (May 29, 2002)
There is a strong possibility of sudden and violent events (such as a plane crash) from August 19 through August 24, 2002. There may briefly be fears that the source of at least one incident is terrorism. (May 29, 2002)
The increased violence in the Middle East will continue unabated through April 2002, with April 8 - 10 bringing dramatic and dangerous events. Tension and volatility will continue through mid-July, though to a lesser extent than in April. After mid-July, there will be a de-escalation of tension. One final potentially violent and dangerous period will come between 1/22/03 and 2/10/03. Thereafter, a lasting peace will be possible.(April 6, 2002)
Former President Bill Clinton will begin a new phase of bold and creative initiatives starting late in February 2002. These activities will signify a shift for Clinton and will be dramatic and far-reaching in their impact. (Transit of Uranus opposite Clinton's Sun and progressed Sun trine natal Uranus) (February 22, 2002)
The current phase of intense violence in the Middle East will peak around March 1, 2002, with the possible exception of 3/13 - 3/15, which may bring a few days of renewed turbulance. There is likely to be a period of relative calm through much of March, with tensions and potential violence increasing again in April (4/9 - 4/10 are of particular concern). The period from May through late June 2002 will bring tension but less volatility. June 22 through July 10 may bring a heightening of instability and possible violence again, but thereafter, things are likely to calm considerably for the duration of 2002. (Transit of Uranus opposite natal Mars)(February 22, 2002)
Governor Jeb Bush is likely to be immersed in a significant scandal, beginning in March 2002 and carrying into January 2003. It is likely to negatively impact him in the November 2002 election. The scandal may have to do with investments, particularly of other people's money. (February 3, 2002)
There is great potential for significant violence in the Middle East between 1/9/02 and 2/14/02. Especially difficult days will be 1/9 - 1/11/02 and 1/19 - 2/5/02.(1/7/02)
January 2002 will bring intense confrontation between the Bush administration and its adversaries and much anger. There is a great potential for a sudden crisis during the second half of the month.(10/4/01)
December 2001 will be a very difficult month for President Bush, possibly beginning with a crisis around 12/7 through 12/10. He will face losses, grief, setbacks, and opposition. (10/4/01)
Military engagement is possible from late September through late March 2002. The most likely periods for action are: 9/28/01 through 10/31/01 and 11/25/01 through 12/7/01. (10/4/01)
After an appropriate period of deference to presidential leadership in the aftermath of the brutal terrorist attacks, Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle will grow in leadership, power, and determined resolve, beginning in January 2002 and continuing through 2004. He will lead Senate Democrats effectively, aggressively, and with great determination.
(9/25/01)
Bush will pursue very aggresssive policies in September and October 2001, and, to a lesser degree, through mid-December. There will be an undercurrent of disconnect with reality and pragmatism, as well as an overreliance on ideology and fanciful thinking. Mid-December 2001 through March 2002 will bring crisis, setbacks, frustration, criticism, conflict, and failures.(8/7/01)
A great deal of criticism and anger are likely to be directed at the Administration in June and July, 2001. There is a possibility of open conflict with domestic and/or foreign adversaries. Resident Bush will have significant difficulties during this time. (4/1/01)
Deteriorating health is likely to cause Strom Thurmond to give up his Senate seat around August or September, 2001. (3/25/01)
There will be tremendous stress between Colin Powell and the hard-line conservatives in the Administration in 2003, possibly leading to Powell's resignation. (3/25/01)
Vice President Dick Cheney may suffer a significant health crisis around January or February 2002, which could necessitate his resignation. (3/7/01)
Governor Jeb Bush is not likely to be reelected in Florida in 2002. This will need to be confirmed by a study of his future opponent's chart. (3/7/01)
Former President Clinton will continue to have a difficult year, most notably in July and December of 2001. His life will gain new momentum and direction come the Spring of 2002. The year 2004 will see renewed popularity and a great expansion of activities. (2/15/01)
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All predictions are based on data from astrological charts.
