POLITICIANS AND THEIR POLITICS continued

Vulcanos (Uranian Transneptunian Planet) with the Personal Points indicates influential connections, personal power and the ability to influence.

Kronos (Uranian Transneptunian Planet) with the Personal Points makes the person ‘presidential’, prominent, ‘the head of’, an authority. Kronos-Zeus combines leadership with a lot of energy and drive.

Zodiacal Signs Contribute in the Following Manner:

The Fixed Signs - Taurus, Scorpio, Leo, Aquarius are about power. They are the powerhouses of the Zodiac. All four can be dictatorial, unflinching, not yielding, not budging, steadfast, determined and loyal.

Sun in Aquarius, contrary to popular belief among astrologers, is not the rebel nor the atheist. It does tend towards social awareness, but under the rulership of Saturn, it leans towards old-world order and can be quite authoritarian. It loves antiquity, archaeology, history, classical languages, and so on.

See: Presidents Abraham Lincoln, FDR, Ronald Reagan. Sonny Bono, Michael Bloomberg

Cancer in Capricorn typically display traditional values, family, patriotic values. In general, they tend to be conservative.

See: Pres. Richard Nixon.

Sagittarius deals with race relationship, anti-Semitism and all ethnic issues, religious and cultural bias.

Charts & Data

The beginning of the Democratic Party is hard to pinpoint in terms of an exact event or date. It is generally attributed to 1792, and was first named as “The Democratic-Republican Party” in a letter by Thomas Jefferson to George Washington, dated or published May 23, 1792. In the absence of a better date, Thomas Jefferson’s election to president can serve as a ‘Democratic Party chart’. See the data below. The rationale is that in every momentous mundane event the planetary configurations form continuity from a previous one, all the way to the original inception chart.

The Republican Party is the younger of the two, and has a more distinct beginning, of date, place and even time: March 20, 1854, Ripon, Wisconsin, evening hours, at the schoolhouse. See the link below for “A participant recalls the Ripon meeting of March 20, 1854. Milwaukee man one of seventeen who christened the Republican party”

It may be a bit of a bold statement, but it seems to me that the Republican signature is represented by Jupiter and the Democratic one is represented by Saturn, thus matching the broad-stroke planetary definitions listed above.

Data

Republican Party

http://en.wikipedia.org

http://www.ripon-wi.com/ripon-wi/page.asp?p=little_white_schoolhouse

http://www.wisconsinhistory.org/turningpoints/search.asp?id=948

http://www.wisconsinhistory.org/wlhba/articleView.asp?pg=1&id=2135&key=republican&cy=

Dates

Birth: March 20, 1854, Ripon, Wisconsin, in a schoolhouse, in the evening hours.

First official meeting: July 6, 1854, Jackson, Michigan, “under the oaks” (daytime)

First national convention: February 22, 1856, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Democratic Party

http://www.arkdems.org/HistoryofDemocraticParty.aspx

http://people.csail.mit.edu/hqm/writings/jefferson/odur.let.rug.nl/usa/P/tj3/writings/brf/jefl97.htm

Dates:

First identified by name (The Democratic-Republican Party): May 23, 1792: In a letter from Jefferson to President George Washington, he gives a name to the party then headed by Washington: “That the ultimate object of all this is to prepare the way for a change, from the present republican form of government, to that of a monarchy, of which the English constitution is to be the model. ……… The republican party, who wish to preserve the government in it's present form, are fewer in number. They are fewer even when joined by the two, three, or half dozen anti-federalists, who, tho they dare not avow it, are still opposed to any general government: but being less so to a republican than a monarchical one, they naturally join those whom they think pursuing the lesser evil.”

Thomas Jefferson becomes the first Democratic president: February 17, 1801, when the House breaks Electoral College tie and chooses Jefferson as President over Burr.