Guest guest Posted April 24, 2008 Report Share Posted April 24, 2008 Thursday, April 24, 2008 Madame President! Hillary Clinton will be the next President of the USA - the first woman to lead this great country. Her chart, described below, reveals that she is likely to beat Barack Obama for the nomination of the Democratic Party to become the Candidate for President, and despite the fact that she has trailed him to date in the overall delegate count. Following that, she is predicted to beat John McCain in the Presidential election on November 4, 2008.This prediction was first made by V. K. Choudhry, the author of the Systems¢ Approach (SA), in November 2007. Moreover, as earlier mentioned, her election is predicted to coincide with considerable tension in the national life, based on an analysis of the transits in the SAMVA USA chart in the second half of 2008. To read more: http://cosmologer.blogspot.com/ Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 27, 2008 Report Share Posted April 27, 2008 Obama has more delegates so far and is projected to have more going into the convention so there is a little hitch to Clinton getting the presidency. We probably could find a lot of people who might win the election.... if they were running. Cosmologer wrote: > Thursday, April 24, 2008 > Madame President! > Hillary Clinton will be the next President of the USA - the first woman to lead this great country. Her chart, described below, reveals that she is likely to beat Barack Obama for the nomination of the Democratic Party to become the Candidate for President, and despite the fact that she has trailed him to date in the overall delegate count. Following that, she is predicted to beat John McCain in the Presidential election on November 4, 2008. > > This prediction was first made by V. K. Choudhry, the author of the Systems¢ Approach (SA), in November 2007. Moreover, as earlier mentioned, her election is predicted to coincide with considerable tension in the national life, based on an analysis of the transits in the SAMVA USA chart in the second half of 2008. > > To read more: > http://cosmologer.blogspot.com/ > > > ______________________________\ ____ > Be a better friend, newshound, and > know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now. http://mobile./;_ylt=Ahu06i62sR8HDtDypao8Wcj9tAcJ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 27, 2008 Report Share Posted April 27, 2008 Hello dear Brian, You are right, technically speaking. However, it seems Clinton has momentum on her side, having placed Obama on the defensive with regard to - her offer to hold a Lincoln style debate, which he refused - her assertion that he is unable to win the big states, and hence unelectable in a presidential contest with the Republicans - her successful foreign policy statement " we can obliterate Iran " with regard to Irans nuclear ambitions which made Ahmedijan backpedal for the first time and raised her international profile, something Obama has yet to accomplish - her likely claim to the majority of white blue collar voters in the remaining primaries (she got 70% of them in Pennsylvania to Obamas 30%). To this we could add that Obama still seems to have problems with his religious affiliation. His controversial pastor Wright is trying to attract as much publicity as he can - making hay while the sun shines - and thus further embarassing Obama, who was compelled to denounced his statements in a debate with Clinton. Meanwhile, Clinton, who was caught fibbing about sniper-fire ostensibly to make her foreign policy experience more vivid, seems to have gotten away with it. Incidentally, the tension seen in the SAMVA USA chart at Convention time (late August), suggests some fireworks in the country, possibly due to the powerstruggle there. We can thus speculate, that if the coming primaries will yield Hillary Clinton the majority and momentum, a bruised frontrunner Barack Obama will hobble into the Convention where he will meet the Clinton team hard at work on the party machine to secure her nomination. What will the superdelegates do if presented with a visibly weakened technical front runner? Of course, this is just conjecture. There is plenty of uncertainty with regard to the many birth times circulating. It looks to be quite interesting and we'll just have to wait and see... Best wishes, Thor SAMVA , Brian Conrad <brianjtools wrote: > > Obama has more delegates so far and is projected to have more going into > the convention so there is a little hitch to Clinton getting the > presidency. We probably could find a lot of people who might win the > election.... if they were running. > > > Cosmologer wrote: > > Thursday, April 24, 2008 > > Madame President! > > Hillary Clinton will be the next President of the USA - the first woman to lead this great country. Her chart, described below, reveals that she is likely to beat Barack Obama for the nomination of the Democratic Party to become the Candidate for President, and despite the fact that she has trailed him to date in the overall delegate count. Following that, she is predicted to beat John McCain in the Presidential election on November 4, 2008. > > > > This prediction was first made by V. K. Choudhry, the author of the Systems¢ Approach (SA), in November 2007. Moreover, as earlier mentioned, her election is predicted to coincide with considerable tension in the national life, based on an analysis of the transits in the SAMVA USA chart in the second half of 2008. > > > > To read more: > > http://cosmologer.blogspot.com/ > > > > > > ____________________ ______________ > > Be a better friend, newshound, and > > know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now. http://mobile./;_ylt=Ahu06i62sR8HDtDypao8Wcj9tAcJ > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 28, 2008 Report Share Posted April 28, 2008 Dear friends, The Chairman of the Democratic Party says the 300 undecdied superdelegates will have to make up their minds on who to support by the end of June, when all the primaries are over. Such a decision would bring either Clinton or Obama above the 2,025 deleagate majority required to get the nomination. The Chairman was careful not to name any names, signalling that the contest is by no means over. Best wishes, Thor Dean says either Clinton or Obama must drop out in June WASHINGTON - Democratic Party Chairman Howard Dean said Monday that either Hillary Rodham Clinton or Barack Obama must drop out of the Democratic presidential race after the June primaries in order to unify the party by the convention and win the election in November. But Dean didn't say which candidate should drop out, only that it should happen after primary voters have been to the polls. " We want the voters to have their say. That's over on June 3, " Dean said in an interview on ABC's " Good Morning America. " Dean also said that while the party rules say Democratic superdelegates can wait until the party's August 25 convention to make up their minds, that would be too late to unify the party and defeat the presumptive Republican nominee, John McCain. " We really can't have a divided convention. If we do it's going to be very hard to heal the party afterwards, " Dean said. " So we'll know who the nominee is and that'll give us an extra 2 1/2 months to get our party together, heal the wounds of having a very closely divided race and take on Senator McCain. " Dean said he won't have to tell either Clinton or Obama when it's time to leave the race. " Either of these candidates, if it's time for them to go, they'll know it and they will go, " Dean said. " They don't need any pushing from me. You know when to get in and you know when to get out. That's just part of the deal. " " This is not about Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, " Dean added. " This is about our country. It's about a better course for our country. ... We've got to move on and win the presidency. " Obama has more delegates and popular votes than Clinton, but she is also fresh off a big-state win in Pennsylvania. Dean said that " none of the so-called party elders I talked to " think the contest should go until the convention. " I agree with that, " Dean said. " We've got nine more primaries ... Five hundred of the 800 unpledged delegates have already said who they are for. The remaining 300 will do that by the end of June and we'll know who our nominee is and that's what we need to do, " Dean said on NBC's " Today " show. SAMVA , " cosmologer " <cosmologer wrote: > > Hello dear Brian, > > You are right, technically speaking. However, it seems Clinton has > momentum on her side, having placed Obama on the defensive with > regard to > > - her offer to hold a Lincoln style debate, which he refused > - her assertion that he is unable to win the big states, and hence > unelectable in a presidential contest with the Republicans > - her successful foreign policy statement " we can obliterate Iran " > with regard to Irans nuclear ambitions which made Ahmedijan backpedal > for the first time and raised her international profile, something > Obama has yet to accomplish > - her likely claim to the majority of white blue collar voters in the > remaining primaries (she got 70% of them in Pennsylvania to Obamas > 30%). > > To this we could add that Obama still seems to have problems with his > religious affiliation. His controversial pastor Wright is trying to > attract as much publicity as he can - making hay while the sun > shines - and thus further embarassing Obama, who was compelled to > denounced his statements in a debate with Clinton. > > Meanwhile, Clinton, who was caught fibbing about sniper-fire > ostensibly to make her foreign policy experience more vivid, seems to > have gotten away with it. > > Incidentally, the tension seen in the SAMVA USA chart at Convention > time (late August), suggests some fireworks in the country, possibly > due to the powerstruggle there. > > We can thus speculate, that if the coming primaries will yield > Hillary Clinton the majority and momentum, a bruised frontrunner > Barack Obama will hobble into the Convention where he will meet the > Clinton team hard at work on the party machine to secure her > nomination. What will the superdelegates do if presented with a > visibly weakened technical front runner? Of course, this is just > conjecture. There is plenty of uncertainty with regard to the many > birth times circulating. > > It looks to be quite interesting and we'll just have to wait and > see... > > Best wishes, > > Thor > > SAMVA , Brian Conrad <brianjtools@> wrote: > > > > Obama has more delegates so far and is projected to have more going > into > > the convention so there is a little hitch to Clinton getting the > > presidency. We probably could find a lot of people who might win > the > > election.... if they were running. > > > > > > Cosmologer wrote: > > > Thursday, April 24, 2008 > > > Madame President! > > > Hillary Clinton will be the next President of the USA - the first > woman to lead this great country. Her chart, described below, reveals > that she is likely to beat Barack Obama for the nomination of the > Democratic Party to become the Candidate for President, and despite > the fact that she has trailed him to date in the overall delegate > count. Following that, she is predicted to beat John McCain in the > Presidential election on November 4, 2008. > > > > > > This prediction was first made by V. K. Choudhry, the author of > the Systems¢ Approach (SA), in November 2007. Moreover, as earlier > mentioned, her election is predicted to coincide with considerable > tension in the national life, based on an analysis of the transits in > the SAMVA USA chart in the second half of 2008. > > > > > > To read more: > > > http://cosmologer.blogspot.com/ > > > > > > > > > > ____________________ > ______________ > > > Be a better friend, newshound, and > > > know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now. > http://mobile./;_ylt=Ahu06i62sR8HDtDypao8Wcj9tAcJ > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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